Google| Subject | Re: converting raw images from Canon EOS 600D |
| From | nospam |
| Date | 12/08/2013 04:11 (12/07/2013 22:11) |
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In article <ron7a9p8i05hjji6pve8usnh2fjmato1sh@4ax.com>, Eric Stevens <eric.stevens@sum.co.nz>wrote:
since it's a hypothetical situation, anyone can make up anything they want.SandmanEric Stevens
Your hypothectical questions are irrelevant. Of two drivers, the better one will most likely win a race.
If you remove all other factors, this is exactly what happens. Top Gear has a F1 power board where F1 race drivers drive the exact same car. This way, you can see who the better driver is. Any supposed mechanical skills are worth nothing in this contest. They know very little about the car, and about the track. They get some practice laps, but that's it.
You have missed the point again. We are not dealing with two identical cars except at the beginning of the process. We have two identical drivers except that one knows how to set his car to suit his driving style and the other has to drive the car as it is given him.
the one who knows how to set his car didn't consult with mechanics who know more about setting cars than he does (since that's their job) and didn't realize he made a mistake and had the car misconfigured and by not having mechanics check it, the mistake was not noticed
as a result the car careened out of control and slammed into a wall and burst into flames, killing him. fortunately, none of the fans were hurt.
the other driver sped by and won the race.
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