oxdude wrote:[quoet]robin wrtoe
C'mon, bro. You can copy paste, quote, and all that. Give it a shot. ^_^
hey, bro ...i ddi giv it a shot. no i askin u bro ... do i wanan obthr? thas al[/quote]
Okaay. I'm just talking about what files I need to listen to and if ViVe would create some files in the future that combine some of the elements of certain individual files to make something more focused and intense, rather than a long series that tries to do one thing at a time.
For instance...
If someone mentioned that the listener of the file is going to consume dumber media in addition to other things about dumbness athat take more cofuc I'm cool with that.
I don't know if I would spend my time on a suggestion that I'm not going to find intensely desirable. Not that I'm inherently opposed to consuming dumb media...it's that I don't feel anything about it one way or the other, so I wouldn't listen to a file just for that over and over again.
I want to see a file that deals with all of these aspects of dumbness that gives the essentials and the weight that this series does, but I do also want to see it to be one file that is designed in such a way that it makes use of the time to concentrate on the key parts of dumbness while leaving the out-there curveballs for some of the side suggestions.
If I listen to a 30 minute files that has one suggestion that I don't like, I can deal with that. To me, it's far more likely that I'll accept that suggestion when it's being offered in a way that is more neutral, that accompanies what I'm looking for than if it's requiring me to focus on a suggestion I'm not crazy about. It doesn't put me in the game.
The last thing is the pacing. I feel a little conflicted. The series starts off started to make you a little dumber, then a little dumber, and finally, dumb enough for you to really take notice...and then it focuses on these individual things, and for a few files, it seems like it doesn't focus on getting you to be dumber in a direct way, and then it moves off to individual aspects of dumbness. It's jarring, to me. It's why I thought that I'd personally like to see something that takes all of these ideas and hammers them in with one fell swoop.