@lexfridman speech is to have a completely decentrilized platform. Or find a way to strike a balance of reaping the benefits of decentralization and centralization. Extremes usually are not the answer though. The answer is usually somewhere in the middle.
@lexfridman I sure hope so. Seems to me we are putting to much trust in to simply one person. I hope he uses it for good but with him in full control of the platform he has a chance to use it for his own selfish reasons all to easily. I believe the end solution for online forums and free 1/2
BJJ coach John Danaher talks a lot about the "dilemma" principle. Ryan Hall calls it "your money or your life." The idea is to put your opponent in a position where they have to decide between two bad choices - here it's conceding the TD or allowing the cradle to be cinched.
@BleacherReport I don’t have an answer put I will rule out common misconceptions,
1. This means that it has to be players that peaked in college because those who had successful pro careers wouldn’t need money( this eliminates ppl like zion
2. not Tebow cause he can from a rich family
Hey NCAA: since you have now admitted that college athletes are professional, how about righting past wrongs and reinstating the records of Reggie Bush, the Fab Five, and countless others you mistreated over the phony concept of amateurism? It was unfair then, and clearly so now.