RG has it that your toughest technical question will get answered in 48 hours here. One of my questions at RG has never been answered. Maybe because it's nonsensical. Anyway I am posting it for a second time.
If Michael Jackson were a soccer player, what could he have brought to soccer? Is the question answerable at all?
Dear Fatimah, I am sad I can't read your language.
(Can someone translate it for me?)
I am happy to know you are a researcher in a sports-related science. We need more and more people in the area.
Fiann Paul
An answer -- at last! :) Thanks a great for that.
That said, Dear Fiann, I am viewing it from a specific perspective. in 2018, a group of neurosurgeons took a look at how Jackson executed dance moves they thought impossible -- at the time and even now. And they found that some of those dance moves appear to defy the laws of gravity. My topic is about transforming these impossible moves or simply motor skills into soccer contexts, or in any game. What could be the parallels of MJ's kinesthecis in soccer -- in each well-defined maneuver? (Let me hasten to add that the researches warned us of the kind of serious injuries that can happen to you if you "to jump higher, stretch further, and turn faster than ever before.")
In the 1990s, futurist philosopher Max More posed Jackson as an example of Post-humanism -- the view that the boundaries of both our bodies and intellect are not as fixed and finite as we tend to believe.
Bests.
التفكير الحركي يعني قدرة الفرد في اداء حركات باتجاهات وباجزاء مختلفة وباقل زمن وبتوافق وخفة ورشاقه وتنسيق
بحيث تعطي جمالية وابداغ للمشاهد
وهذا ياتي من قدرة عالية في التفكير لربط وتنظيم هذا الاداء
Dear Fatimah, I am sad I can't read your language.
(Can someone translate it for me?)
I am happy to know you are a researcher in a sports-related science. We need more and more people in the area.
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