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by reificator
2161 days ago
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> Do you seriously not think that playing a sport requires control of your entire body? Have you ever tried to actively improve at a sport? Everything from basketball to golf is fine muscle control from the lowest to highest levels. I want you to read this entire sentence, including the part after "except". I want you to tell me what you think that last clause means. > It is not like playing a sport, except perhaps if you do it competitively Do you think there is perhaps the slightest chance that they did not intend to say that "playing a sport does not require control of your entire body"? Is there even a tiny possibility that they said that dancing non-competitively is not like playing a sport, perhaps because they are including competition in the definition of sport? > Some people cant see their own bias I guess. :) Agreed. |
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