Martí Cañellas
@martict99.bsky.social
Flâneur learning to think, wait and fast.
Because dexterity —whether you are a player or a coach— is not gained in the "mechanization", repetition... but in the efficient interaction with the environment:
www.fosburyflop.blog/p/on-the-dex...
www.fosburyflop.blog/p/on-the-dex...
On the dexterity of the coach
Adaptation wits from the sideline
www.fosburyflop.blog
December 12, 2024 at 9:14 AM
Because dexterity —whether you are a player or a coach— is not gained in the "mechanization", repetition... but in the efficient interaction with the environment:
www.fosburyflop.blog/p/on-the-dex...
www.fosburyflop.blog/p/on-the-dex...
Reposted by Martí Cañellas
Reminded me of this quote...
"A certain amount of randomness [...] is necessary for life itself. If nature had used predictive algorithms that prevented random mutation in the replication of DNA, our planet would probably still be at the stage of a very optimized single-cell organism."
"A certain amount of randomness [...] is necessary for life itself. If nature had used predictive algorithms that prevented random mutation in the replication of DNA, our planet would probably still be at the stage of a very optimized single-cell organism."
December 11, 2024 at 5:10 AM
Reminded me of this quote...
"A certain amount of randomness [...] is necessary for life itself. If nature had used predictive algorithms that prevented random mutation in the replication of DNA, our planet would probably still be at the stage of a very optimized single-cell organism."
"A certain amount of randomness [...] is necessary for life itself. If nature had used predictive algorithms that prevented random mutation in the replication of DNA, our planet would probably still be at the stage of a very optimized single-cell organism."