HumblePie
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- Oct 30, 2000
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Not one single person on this forum plays at the level though were skill is irrelevant and hero must be compared based on their kit. Skill is everything.
Being able to theory craft has nothing to do with playing the game. I know several people that have never raced an indy car on a track before, but they can most certainly give you all sorts of specification comparisons between cars and drivers. Same as how many gamblers of sports can usually tell who is going to win any given match up if they know enough of the variables and parameters of the matchup proves your argument flawed.
Being skilled at recognizing statistical and qualitative comparisons doesn't need to have actual experience in anything do to with what you are actually doing the comparison upon. That is a logic fallacy and reminds me of the stuff they do in the P&N section.
It does help though when doing a qualitative comparison to actually be apart of the experience of the subject as to gain keener insight. Still that doesn't mean it can't be done correctly without that experience.
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