This time in the Financial Times.
I wonder if we're approaching some sort of tipping point?
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3 comments:
It was over when dynamic duo Gladwell and Simmons suggested that NBA teams institute the full court press for the entire game.
Imagine what a guard like Iverson would do (even AI today, forget about in his prime) to an NBA full court press?
My reflexive answer is "yes," and I read once that reflexive instincts tend to be quite accurate.
Nah, I think this is probably just an outlier.
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