NOVEL TAKE. MMA. by Nicholas Arthur Catton The power of a commons that demands (

NOVEL TAKE. MMA.

by Nicholas Arthur Catton

The power of a commons that demands (even culturally) you deflate your claims is in capitalising on masculine intuition to protect the tribe. It naturally filters hierarchically while maintaining incentivises for betterment.

All men are not equal in their ability to fight but taught the language of violence all men can tell a the difference between those who walk the walk and those simply talk, dance and posture. This is what you learn on Curt’s wall. The era of via-positiva conflation is over.

***MMA has deflated the debate of which martial art is the best in the common court of the cage and demonstrated in a matter of years that basically every martial arts ‘master’ was full of shit when it came to violence.***

The same applies here. Most masters are full of shit when it comes to truth. If your opponent won’t grapple with you on the mat of deflated terms they’re you’re inferior despite all their inflated positiva verbiage they’re throwing around (posturing).

Teach all men to grapple and the rest falls into place. Natural hierarchies are built according to the fundamentals and everyone who is playing honestly advances.