[navin]

Originally Posted by iraghava

Sir, have you had some first hand experience with the same?

Rags, Der Alte is from "My Generation". If his travails have mimicked mine I am sure he would some minimum experience with mind altering chemicals.

When babies are small (2-6 months) do you notice how tthey put everything in their mouths. In the 60s we were like babies. Any substance would be greeted with a "how would that taste" curiosity.

[DerAlte]

Originally Posted by iraghava

Sir, have you had some first hand experience with the same?

Originally Posted by navin

Rags, Der Alte is from "My Generation". If his travails have mimicked mine I am sure he would some minimum experience with mind altering chemicals.
When babies are small (2-6 months) do you notice how tthey put everything in their mouths. In the 60s we were like babies. Any substance would be greeted with a "how would that taste" curiosity.

heh heh heh!

BUT, dopamine (Dopamine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia; don't confuse with "dope") is actually produced in small quantities in the brain when excited - commonly as a reaction to pleasure/reward stimuli. Pleasure-seeking is a behaviour learnt from infancy - dopamine is the vehicle - and we spend the rest of our lives in search of dopamine-inducing situations.

That's how there is pleasure in "buying" - however illogical / irrational the decision might be. To each his/her own, you never know!!!

[anuragn]

Hi,
Posting for the first time. Anyway, I'm also facing the same problem: Both the front speakers in my WagonR sometimes stop working, mostly at lower volume, when I crank-up the volume a little bit, they start playing again.
My ICE setup: HU: Sony GT 560; Front speakers: JBL CS-2104 (in dashboard); Rear: JBL GTO-937 (rear parcel tray)
Will try to locate any possible loose connections...but I suspect whether it could be becoz of HU activating the cut-off for front speakers (maybe due to overload/ or thermal protection) ??? ... just a guess...any advice?