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Ah, but you must like something well enough to have heard it enough to be able to tell what it is from just one line. Savvy?

 

Ah, but my dear, I must refute with the rationality that one can know something very well, but inversely, not have liked it once during the time period in which they first heard it to the current and/or later points in time.

 

If one truly didn't like it, as one has said, then one would do anything in one's power to avoid listening to said song, and would therefore have no chance to learn the lyrics. If one hears something that one does not like, then one would not remember enough to be able to identify the hated piece of music.

...One.

 

But what if the benefits that one would gain from avoiding said song did not outweigh the detrimental effects? If one were to think logically about one's life and how to life said life in a way that effectively consumed the least amount of energy - regardless of whether one dislikes a certain something, whether this something be a song, an animal of sorts, or another person - then he or she will live in that way even if negatively impacting events do befall upon them. However, as long as the least amount of energy is consumed and if, as a bonus, the net product of negative events and positive events was a positive outcome, then one does not need to use all of one's power to avoid an object of dislike.

Similarly to add upon my previous statement although this is different point of view, one can like this previously mentioned something, but as he or she grows up, come to dislike it. Therefore at the current time and place, the person in question may not like it as he or she stands, but may have liked it in the past. That being said, my prior statement of "to know is not synonymous to like" still stands.

Two.

 

...wat

What are the benefits of listening to a song you don't like? You don't have to get off your lazy ass and turn off the radio? You're looking way too much into this dude. If you think a song sucks, you don't listen. You either turn it off or tune it out.

If you like something at one point in time, then deep down you will always like it at least a little bit. You can try and deny it, but it's true.

This thread has become much more suited for the Debate section than I intended B|

Let's go back to nonsense plz. It's the weekend, no rational thought allowed.

 

I don't know, I got confused at what I was trying to say 1/4 way through my own post.

 

I noticed B|

 

I hope someone is paying you for being so wrong.

He could have liked them when he was 14.
Did you catch that or shall I end my point with a loud "DUH"?