Thursday, July 19, 2012

The Implications of Will Power on College Basketball

A remedied form of an injured player will always be heralded above his convuluted counterpart -- but the charges themselves pertaining to the eruption of "will power" are a good principle in which no wider influence is shared among its conditions.

Michael Jordan, at least conceptually, embodied will power in playing with a problematic 102 degree fever. Who is to say this power is what it says, and not genetics?!

Will power is reduced to force beyond injury -- the concept of the "knee" and ligaments wherein are secondary.

 Medically, there is no difference between a singular human and a singular iguana. Singularly, their identities are singular.

To explain that, the players will do the following: 1. Be delegated quaintly into secluded forces and 2. understand why it is that they are, essentially, fighting other forces. What is the difference in these two forces? What significance do these animals really hold to the personal lives of players, causing so much despair on the lives of the others, and all losing teams? These separate forms become a particular reaction; a cumulative middle finger to half of the players. Will power affirms the convictions of the player, the prioritization of their launch into a particular glory.

The eternal ramifications of these principals shall be understood as we understand the workings of the accordion: It comedically plays and we have very little respect for the will to power it. The will, to power it. Incompatible does not mean exactly unidentical. Imagine the difference between a uniform and a disguise. These giants combat on the low blocks, to what end?

 Into essence, the above problems are no longer understood as relevant topics to the ignoramus, but they invite essence into the homes of those who consider them.

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