It might be the high fidelity of a good LP on a great turntable. It sounds just like the original recording.
It might be the high fidelity of loyalty. No shopping around for a momentarily better deal.
It might be the high fidelity of genre. This is just what you hoped it would be.
And it might be the high fidelity of a simulation, which is sort of a combination of the previous three.
Sometimes, authenticity is overrated. When we make a promise and keep it, we’re creating a fidelity that people are drawn to.