Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Max

[Charles Perry (charles]

I really had no interest in or respect for American football until our own Fellippe Galleta explained it to me through the analogy of chess. I won’t try to recreate that here since I know I won’t do his explanation justice, but it really was interesting to see it through the same strategist’s eyes that I enjoy with F1, rather than my previous analysis of a bunch of over-testosteroned thugs piling up on each other every three minutes.

 

I still don’t watch it, but I’m notably less judgmental about those who do now.  J

 

 

 

From: Ferrari [mailto:ferrari-bounces+charles=carolina-sound.com [at] ferrarilist.com] On Behalf Of Matt Boyd
Sent: Monday, November 21, 2016 9:54 AM
To: Charles Perry
Cc: FerrariList
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] Max

 

I don't know anything about or care anything about NASCAR, but I do like football but not because of "brutality." But that's just me...

-matt
'85 308

'13 Model S (totaled)

'39 P-III

'57 Bel Air

etc

 

On Mon, Nov 21, 2016 at 9:45 AM, Richard Lindsay <richardolindsay [at] gmail.com> wrote:

Could be. Also could be because NASCAR is about brutality and humans like that. Why else would football be so popular? Oh yea. Cheerleaders. A friend describes them well, "Good from far, far from good." :-P

On Nov 21, 2016 8:41 AM, "Charles Perry" <charles [at] carolina-sound.com> wrote:
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> “In evolution, it is the simpler, more generalized forms that survive. The frilly, fancy ones are overly sensitive to changes in environment.”
>
> Perhaps explaining why NASCAR thrives where F1 is trailing off?
>
> J

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