@Jackaroe said:

Anyway, this sure is a lot more fun to argue about than the national debt!

Me, I'm not much of an arguer. I don't really like to argue for fun. I'd much prefer to save my arguing for substantive issues that can improve general public welfare. Such as the national debt, or health care, or the defense budget. And to a lesser extent when I've gotta plant my flag somewhere here in the office in the interest of efficiency or improved workflow. I'll argue for that.

As far as my recreational pursuits, such as music, I'd prefer to be able to discuss a potential tease and recognize a similarity between two pieces of music (maybe even index these for reference via a database add-on, who knows?) without having to engage in a multi-year masterbatory argument pointed at a binary outcome over something that in all likliehood will never be known to anyone other than (maybe) the 4 people that created the art.