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<blockquote data-quote="Vincent" data-source="post: 198348" data-attributes="member: 15675"><p>Where your statement is correct, you dropped the perception part.</p><p></p><p>You make the decision in accord with the perception, the information stops to be rational, even if you use a rational process afterwards, you tweek the real data in your perceived data. So you believe to be logical, you perceive it as logical, but you manipulate the input leading to an irrational result ( = not what an unaffected mathematician would calculate based on the data iso the perception.) We all do it and it is almost impossible to notice it in ourself.</p><p></p><p>To come back to the thread:</p><p>Better IQ justifies a higher price. However even if science shows better IQ of a lens, in the final result, the picture, (most) human perception might not be able to see it or it might not be of application for the use we foresee.</p><p>The unaffected mathematician might see: if the picture does not have better IQ, go for the cheapest. But we will believe that we will see the difference and spend a lot more based on the science. </p><p></p><p>I´m certainly overspending on IQ that I do not need and I do find it reassuring, I´m happy with my action.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vincent, post: 198348, member: 15675"] Where your statement is correct, you dropped the perception part. You make the decision in accord with the perception, the information stops to be rational, even if you use a rational process afterwards, you tweek the real data in your perceived data. So you believe to be logical, you perceive it as logical, but you manipulate the input leading to an irrational result ( = not what an unaffected mathematician would calculate based on the data iso the perception.) We all do it and it is almost impossible to notice it in ourself. To come back to the thread: Better IQ justifies a higher price. However even if science shows better IQ of a lens, in the final result, the picture, (most) human perception might not be able to see it or it might not be of application for the use we foresee. The unaffected mathematician might see: if the picture does not have better IQ, go for the cheapest. But we will believe that we will see the difference and spend a lot more based on the science. I´m certainly overspending on IQ that I do not need and I do find it reassuring, I´m happy with my action. [/QUOTE]
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