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Rommel Posted 11 years ago
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What's the connection?
Somebody told me: 'Remember: The opponent wants to beat you. If you don’t move from your position, you'll fall dead – a frustrated loser.' I wonder: What' s the connection between the opponent's desire to beat me and the way I move? Her statements are quite illogical.
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Rommel What' s the connection between the opponent's desire to beat me and the way I move? It is not the way that you move; it is a caution against immobility. I see nothing illogical in either case, though, without further context.
- Rommel What' s the connection between the opponent's desire to beat me and the way I move?
- It is not the way that you move; it is a caution against immobility.
- I see nothing illogical in either case, though, without further context.
- We have no idea what kind of contest is being spoken of.
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RommelWhat' s the connection between the opponent's desire to beat me and the way I move?It is not the way that you move; it is a caution against immobility. I see nothing illogical in either case, though, without further context. We have no idea what kind of contest is being spoken of.
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