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I understand why people want an analogy for non poker people to be able to relate to. Here is why I think the baseball one doesn't work and we should keep searching. The idea behind the analogy with baseball seems to be to draw a parallel between skill games- and skill games in which someone has an unfair competitive edge due to cheating. The problem with the suspected accounts is that the argument we are making in order to point out how incomprehensible this play is that we are attempting to explain a level of skillfullness that can only be due to cheating. In fact- the premise of a large part of the argument is " this is how a retard would play if he knew the hole cards". Or a nearly complete lack of skill otherwise. If you reach the minors in baseball- you have some amount of skill. If you reach the majors, you have a considerable amount outside of helping substances. If we try to paint it like baseball/steroids it isn't as simple as saying "omg this guy batted .100 in the minors and is tearing it up now." That's not a valid comparison. Steroids don't do that to your hand eye coordination, timing, and mechanics. The may help you jump from 4 home runs a year to 25, but they cannot make you a major league phenom if you were a minor league bust as a batter. We are trying to make the argument there is only one way this could have happened. I don't think an analogy that draws a comparison to situation where you have to have a fair amount of skill to begin with helps us. [/ QUOTE ] Well, the analogy was "worst hitter on high school baseball team jumps right to the majors and leads in homers." Maybe he won a contest or something. Of course it's unrealistic but any analogy will be. |
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