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Just to see who has been paying attention....

Over the years I have taught many thousands of concepts, techniques and other things and I hope I have explained them adequately. Now I want to hear from all (any?) of you.


Which phrase is correct?


"If you want to be the Tiger, you must look like the Tiger."


or:


"If you want to look like the Tiger, you must be the Tiger."


Is either phrase correct? Can both be correct? If so, how? If not, how not?


Good luck!

 
 
 

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1 Comment

cmikrum
Sep 07, 2023
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The second phrase is almost correct. Although the first phrase has some merit. Do you want to be a tiger? Or do you want those aspects of the tiger when it is in combat? Actually, both are somewhat misleading. We are humans; not tigers.

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