So in the military, they gear you up, no lesson, no training, and just slug away at each other?
I guess panic attack for the passing out? At least it makes for "good" tv...
Thanks for the summary.
Not sure i would agree with messing with the E score, but a difficulty cap is an interesting idea. I'd suggest bringing back compulsory routines because that levels the playing field in a different way, but people already aren't watching and I don't think modern audiences will listen to the same...
This might be where AI can come to play. Or a combo of scribble the move and hit the button for .1, .3, .5 off. If the scribbles are done on a tablet, they can be registered immediately and cleared until the end and then listed for confirmation and validation. AI could be trained to recognize...
I don't mind when the actor doesn't look exactly like the subject of the biography/docudrama, as long as they can actually act--if they pick someone who looks exactly right but can't act their way out of a bag, that I when I have a problem (notable exception, in the new Stitch movie, the guy...
And is there any proof that the "break them down then (maybe) build them up" stuff is actually the best way to prepare people for the challenges of the military or is it just "this is how we've always (aside: definitely not always) done it" ? Cuz looking at the awful mental health of our...
Yeah, I get challenging yourself physically and mentally but the whole "pointless abuse" stuff is never my jam. How long does she have to last to have outlasted Nastia?