What I see is that this community does not follow the very first rule of the community which is “1. Be most excellent towards the community
And by “be most excellent” we mean no insults, derogatory remarks, personal attacks, threats, bullying, trolling, baiting, flaming, hate speech, racism, sexism, gatekeeping, or other behavior that makes humanity look like scum”

Everyone in the community would rather try to belittle me and nitpick at interpretation of my post when obviously you all understand exactly what I attempted to convey. But rather than just starting from there when clearly the entire community knew exactly what was happening (which is what I was illustrating) they would rather be pompous and arrogant.

The fact of the matter is that hearing the *effect* of the high frequency is semantically synonymous with broadly hearing the high frequency. I didn’t say that I can hear a pure 22khz tone on its own which would be much more semantically narrow than what I said. You chose an interpretation and chose to be rude based on that interpretation.

It’s literally the exact opposite. you’re hearing the result of *additive* interference. The samples are literally being added together which gives the result that I provided.

“The one thing that humans have in abundance though is the ability to delude themselves.”

Agreed, and at one point in time Galileo was jailed for saying the Earth was round.

It’s not a difference between two samples…that’s not how this works.

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When you say one thing that is objectively wrong, it takes away from anything else you’re saying that is possibly correct or at the very least worth discussing

I feel like we’re saying the same thing with different words

This is where the conversation should start honestly. Why are they not an improvement? From an audio editing perspective those frequencies above 22khz contain a lot of information which can be useful for a number of things (FFT/DFT/STFT/AI/etc.). Modern synthesizers create frequencies in that range and many studio rats (myself included) will tell you that there are sounds which are better when preserving those high frequencies at 96khz

Thanks for making my point for me.