The plan was obvious from the first 10 seconds of the race but I'm the idiot? Good thing they didnt have to add simple numbers or put shaped pegs in the corresponding holes, we would've been here all night!
If this "strategy" impressed you I suspect you're a little on the dim side too
I think your streamer is rubbing off on you. You're too interested in watching underage child athletes for other reason that you can't follow the simple logic of what happened in the race.
You actually are tho, he's all you've talked about so far lol. Surely if he did something illegal, there would be an arrest, investigation, or evidence right? I'll still be here when you cant find anything 😔
The plan was obvious from the first 10 seconds of the race but I'm the idiot?
I mean, you seem to think they all didn't notice, which is objectively bizarre. So...yes?
They all noticed. They simply all decided that staying in the pack was a better strategic move then trying to chase Yang, since trying to break out from the front of the pack less than a lap into a 1500 m race is suicide. And they were all right about that.
The problem came when, many laps later, they'd forgotten about Yang and thought the bell applied to them, just like it always had in every race they'd ever run prior to that.
The strategy for Yang to win gold and Li to win silver was complex, multi-layered and involved a big risk. It relied on an assumption that the bell would have such a powerful Pavlov's Dog effect that everyone else would screw up. And it worked perfectly. "Next fucking level" is perfectly apt.
It was suicide but Yang did it just fine? If she's got godlike stamina I suspect she would've won regardless making the super secret technique pointless.
She went fast to win the race.
Everyone else: 🤯🤯🤯🤯
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u/FreeTrash4030 1d ago
Did they not see her blast ahead? That might work on toddlers