B2L2 寫:Sorry, I don't love you but at least I don't hate you. (your poor logic again) Why you always think people hate you? That alone doesn't make your life perfect.
No, that is not my logic but your malicious insinuation. No, I didn't think/say "people" hate me, but "you gappers hate me, to pacify your own mutated egotism." I didn't say my life is perfect neither; nevertheless, what's my life is or isn't perfect meant to you, and need so much of your special attention?
Mind to prove my knowledge is "fake"? Mind to prove "god" is fake? Mind to prove that "莊子" is "real" and "true"? Everything is just about whether you believe or not.
No, that's too big a subject to discuss it here; nevertheless, you cannot "prove" that "god" exists, hence a "fake." Yes, all things are beliefs all right, just some beliefs "logical," some beliefs are not logical, and some beliefs only work/valid in a small/smaller domain, so it is "little knowledge"/小知識/小知; not all beliefs are the same. Physic knowledge covers the largest physical world, within its operating domain, the whole "world" is believing the scientific/logical truth is the TRUTH, so it is.
Of course you could said you did everywhere you "want" to do. It was "you" defining what you "want" to do. Everyone could say that line too (if he/she want to). So in your logic, everyone could have a good life if he/she is willing to redefine what he/she "wants". I kind of agree that, but at the same time, there is nothing special in your life compare to any other.
How about you, have you done everything you want to do in life? And what have you done?
taichiskiing 寫:No, that is not my logic but your malicious insinuation. No, I didn't think/say "people" hate me, but "you gappers hate me, to pacify your own mutated egotism." I didn't say my life is perfect neither; nevertheless, what's my life is or isn't perfect meant to you, and need so much of your special attention?
No, that's too big a subject to discuss it here; nevertheless, you cannot "prove" that "god" exists, hence a "fake." Yes, all things are beliefs all right, just some beliefs "logical," some beliefs are not logical, and some beliefs only work/valid in a small/smaller domain, so it is "little knowledge"/小知識/小知; not all beliefs are the same. Physic knowledge covers the largest physical world, within its operating domain, the whole "world" is believing the scientific/logical truth is the TRUTH, so it is.
How about you, have you done everything you want to do in life? And what have you done?
It was you who talked about "Unism" and the state of "one with the universe". So I at least thought you want to have a perfect life. Ok, no, maybe that's not your plan.
So gappers hate you and you have to hate them. Don't be a silly kid. Sit back and think about who added fire to the "hateness". You are a part of this hateness game.
So things apply to small domain is "little knowledge"/小知識/小知. Back to skiing, when we ask you to show your Taichi skiing skill to do some short turns in moguls, you said you don't do that. Does that count? Does that mean your skill or you could only apply in certain conditions, which make yourself as a "little knowledge"/小知識/小知.
Why everything you mentioned correctly doesn't apply to you? And why everything you complained always apply to yourself? Of course you wouldn't agree and that turns you into a shameless deny.
Why we pay special attention to you? If you don't claim yourself to be a ski expert, we probably wouldn't say anything about your skiing. If you then don't claim your skiing bring you to unism and how you're superior, I wouldn't say one thing about your life. There is always a start on a discussion.
Now why you're interested to know what I did in my life? Will that make your life more meaningful? Oh, I see, maybe you want to learn a few things from others now. LOL
B2L2 寫:It was you who talked about "Unism" and the state of "one with the universe". So I at least thought you want to have a perfect life. Ok, no, maybe that's not your plan.
You may think, but you know neither "Unism," nor "perfect," so you "thought" wrong. Want to prove yourself right? Define the terms you use then properly apply them. Don't think that you can do that neither; you are talking about something that you "don't" know, so yes, "which make yourself as a "little knowledge"/小知識/小知." Give you a hint, "Unism" is “一元,” meaning one element. Speaking of "perfect" (so there must be an imperfect, which makes Two,) makes two, which won't fit in Unism. Then, what's the "perfect" in Unism?
So gappers hate you and you have to hate them. Don't be a silly kid. Sit back and think about who added fire to the "hateness". You are a part of this hateness game.
No, I don't hate them, just dislike them, as they are cheating themselves to cheat the world, I only set them straight by telling them the truths, yeah, they hate that even more, and finally cracked, and “原形畢露,” all the honors go down to the drain; you Whistler group are typical example.
So things apply to small domain is "little knowledge"/小知識/小知. Back to skiing, when we ask you to show your Taichi skiing skill to do some short turns in moguls, you said you don't do that. Does that count? Does that mean your skill or you could only apply in certain conditions, which make yourself as a "little knowledge"/小知識/小知.
No, I did, but you gappers cannot read video properly, so you won't be able to see them, "which make yourself as a "little knowledge"/小知識/小知."
Why everything you mentioned correctly doesn't apply to you? And why everything you complained always apply to yourself? Of course you wouldn't agree and that turns you into a shameless deny.
It applies to me as well, just in you gappers "perpetuated denial" you gappers don't have the knowledge to understand how it applies. Give you another hint, I don't talk about something that I don't know, or have no experience about, or insinuation/"cheating oneself to cheat the world" those nonsense, so things that I talk about are always "true."
Why we pay special attention to you? If you don't claim yourself to be a ski expert, we probably wouldn't say anything about your skiing. If you then don't claim your skiing bring you to unism and how you're superior, I wouldn't say one thing about your life. There is always a start on a discussion.
So you are jealous about my claims of my superior skiing skills and Unism bring about a superior life, so you bring up the Whistler group to bring me down by trash talks to show your own "superiority"? Yep, that is what I've figured, “小人以犯上為榮,” to "start on a discussion" for 4 years? Guess you have lost your chance; I have already learned what you CSIA can do, quite partitioned, so I'm no longer interesting in discussion.
Now why you're interested to know what I did in my life? Will that make your life more meaningful? Oh, I see, maybe you want to learn a few things from others now. LOL
No, that was only to check your "creditability," as I did with pku, and you both flunked. So, here's the comment for you Whistler group,
"Your critics lack of integrity, and your words have no creditability."
pku 寫:One needs to turn well and then have the ability to choose different line. The result is to be able to get down the hill fast . 高手
You are correct, but you are talking about "line skiing." One must learn how to turn first before he or she can "apply" the technique to ski a line, and "line skiing" utilize the terrain to save energy and increases performance, which requires additional "mountain" knowledge, thus "line skiing" is a higher skill/technique than "turn skiing." And that's why the ski racing was developed from slalom to nowadays Super-G.
nevertheless, for us reactional skiers to pursue racing skills is "好高騖遠" pursuit, imo. I have too many times that I have to correct my friends' illfated carving technique, by teaching them "slipping turn" and proper line selection, to make them a "smooth" skier again. (Otherwise, they couldn't follow me through the trees.)
Just like skiing the bumps , we can choose our own line. I can't ski the fastest line cause my turning is good but need to be better to take that line
You can "choose" your own line only in the bumps, because the "resolution" of the bumps quite uniform and matches your "turn radius," nevertheless, when you ski trails and flat terrain, your fancy short turns performance becomes your limitation, you have to turn with the "turning radius" of the skis, and you'll be out of balance if you don't follow the radius of the ski, so you turn back and forth to go where you want to go, and that's the essence of "Turn Skiing," so, you cannot choose your own line on the smooth groomers. "Turn skiing's" performance is limited by "turn radius" of skis.
taichiskiing 寫:You are correct, but you are talking about "line skiing." One must learn how to turn first before he or she can "apply" the technique to ski a line, and "line skiing" utilize the terrain to save energy and increases performance, which requires additional "mountain" knowledge, thus "line skiing" is a higher skill/technique than "turn skiing." And that's why the ski racing was developed from slalom to nowadays Super-G.
nevertheless, for us reactional skiers to pursue racing skills is "好高騖遠" pursuit, imo. I have too many times that I have to correct my friends' illfated carving technique, by teaching them "slipping turn" and proper line selection, to make them a "smooth" skier again. (Otherwise, they couldn't follow me through the trees.)
You can "choose" your own line only in the bumps, because the "resolution" of the bumps quite uniform and matches your "turn radius," nevertheless, when you ski trails and flat terrain, your fancy short turns performance becomes your limitation, you have to turn with the "turning radius" of the skis, and you'll be out of balance if you don't follow the radius of the ski, so you turn back and forth to go where you want to go, and that's the essence of "Turn Skiing," so, you cannot choose your own line on the smooth groomers. "Turn skiing's" performance is limited by "turn radius" of skis.
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I can say that you are partly right. Once one know how to turn, that they start to find the line to get down the hill. There are so many skiers or riders on the slope and one must find a line down the mountain. A good skier can find a predetermined route, the line down the hill while a less skilled skier can only 見步行步
A good skier should be able to carve or steer and even skid the skis on a smooth manner. If a guy only lock on the edges, for sure he can't considered a very good skier. A lot of inexperienced racers can only carve and skid in a rough manner when they can't carve.
I can ski the bumps in many ways, different lines according to the turns I made, depends on the condition and steepness of the runs. Snowrider skied with me and he saw that. Even with Snowrider, I didn't ask him to record my skiing although he got go pro on his helmets.
pku 寫:I can say that you are partly right. Once one know how to turn, that they start to find the line to get down the hill. There are so many skiers or riders on the slope and one must find a line down the mountain. A good skier can find a predetermined route, the line down the hill while a less skilled skier can only 見步行步
Yes, here's some typical examples of "見步行步"/"turn skiing,"
And check out the "rounded tracks" that the skier left behind.
A good skier should be able to carve or steer and even skid the skis on a smooth manner. If a guy only lock on the edges, for sure he can't considered a very good skier. A lot of inexperienced racers can only carve and skid in a rough manner when they can't carve.
"A good skier should be able to carve or steer and even skid the skis on a smooth manner." So, what's "wrong" with this skiing again?
I can ski the bumps in many ways, different lines according to the turns I made, depends on the condition and steepness of the runs. Snowrider skied with me and he saw that. Even with Snowrider, I didn't ask him to record my skiing although he got go pro on his helmets.
I can see that, I already said that you a good bumper, but can you ski "smoothly" out side the bumps hills? Nevertheless, you cannot "follow" my line.
I did predict that you Whistler group would turn into shameless net-bashers when lost your arguments, even you are the leader of the group, yep, an ultimate shameful group; thanks for proving me right.
taichiskiing 寫:Of course, you should, but how much better? Can you keep the skier's image relatively same size through out the chase filming? Let's see it.