@Adikastakes They are not robots, putting up that High intensity for 90 minutes ,they wouldn't be able to keep up for consequent matches or all thier players would be wiped by injuries
@Wizarab10 5-a-side football is far more intense than 11-a-side, with constant running, so games are usually played in short sets of 10-15 mins with breaks. But you have to conserve energy in a full pitch because it's for longer period
@Blue_Footy That’s why I think your call for another profile midfielder is coming from the real issues we’re facing — a poor attack and a weak defence. Midfield isn’t really the problem ,we still manage to control possession and create chances even against top sides
People pray for the sick, the loved, and the ‘good’ who stumbled—but rarely for the broken, the violent, and the ones the world has already abandoned… as though God’s mercy ends where our compassion does.
You don’t owe the world total comprehension. You don’t have an obligation to fully understand people, societies, or the human condition beyond what is required to function decently. But the moment you decide to understand and judge people, their actions, histories, pains, incentives, and failures, the standards rise sharply.
At that point, partial understanding becomes more dangerous than ignorance. Especially when the subject is human beings. Because bad explanations do not remain abstract; they leak into how you treat others. They give you confidence without compassion, and judgment without depth.
You cannot, for instance, conclude that people are “stupid” for staying in situations that harm them simply because you believe you would choose better. Almost everyone including you has lived through moments where they knew the “right” action and still did not take it. And in those moments, the explanation was never simply, I didn’t think or I was stupid. Even when poor judgment plays a role, it hardly ever explains the whole story.
What was present instead was probably inertia, fear, attachment, loss aversion, hope, identity, sunk emotional cost and all other forces that resist movement even in the presence of clarity. Stupidity alone does not survive honest introspection.
That, then, should be your epistemic test. If your theory of human behavior cannot explain your own conduct in your weakest moments, it is not a serious theory of other people. It is a strategy for moral distance, a way of placing yourself above the mess you are still very likely part of.
So the divine isn’t irrational or illogical. It only appears that way because our minds haven’t reached it yet.Early humans called lightning divine. Now we call it electricity.
The biology of the body once looked like magic. Now we map it as systems and cells.
Reality is ordered. There is logic beneath everything. What we call science is just the part of that order we’ve learned to describe. What we call divine is the part we haven’t yet understood. The difference isn’t in the nature of reality—it’s in the limits of human consciousness
@GloriousGod01 The Church originally was united. The split happened over time, mostly due to theological, political, and cultural differences.
It then divided into Western Church (Catholic Church) – centered in Rome, led by the Pope. And Eastern Church (Orthodox Church) –led by patriarchs.
you need to have 4 hobbies.
create, consume, cavort, commune
create: bring something to life consume: appreciate the art of another
cavort: move your body daily commune: have a community to socialize with👌💯
Each person acts from their level of understanding, maturity, intelligence, empathy and upbringing, their problem isn't with you, it's with their own reasoning.
A low form of existence is when one’s ego prevents them from accepting the truth, leading them to persist in their senseless pride and eventually suffer the very thing they once had the chance to avoid. Most people live this way simply because they think they're smart.