The coronavirus is the message of uncertainty and unpredictability concerning the future. We are not in control. The coronavirus questions the role of doership. Who or what is really in charge here? Is that which is in charge of life the idea of the person held in the imagination of experiences, of memory? The unconscious is in control of the ship as it churns across the ocean of life. The coronavirus is telling us to focus on the present moment. Dream and work towards the future, but keep one's attention on the present.
for this podcast. It was a nice discussion and what I got out of it was that you discussed riders and their mental makeup a little more than usual.
Also very nice to have Cormac with you. He gave some telling insight on riders, especially as he sees all of them up close, on track, for the entire weekend. So he can give good data on visual comparisons between them. It was very interesting to hear how he could barely tell the Marquez brothers apart when they were on the bikes.
Particularly getting Cormac on the show. He did seem slightly nervous at first but was fascinating listening to someone with a most rarified view of the action and his thoughts on the riders and their individual styles. Thanks guys.
Sometimes I wish that only the same broad spectrum dry tire is available to every rider at every circuit. If lap times are two seconds slower, so be it. The endless tire discussions are getting repetitive (and I run Michelins on my street bikes).
The coronavirus is the message of uncertainty and unpredictability concerning the future. We are not in control. The coronavirus questions the role of doership. Who or what is really in charge here? Is that which is in charge of life the idea of the person held in the imagination of experiences, of memory? The unconscious is in control of the ship as it churns across the ocean of life. The coronavirus is telling us to focus on the present moment. Dream and work towards the future, but keep one's attention on the present.
I like it that H-D and Zero have both had recalls for pretty major faults in the past week.
for this podcast. It was a nice discussion and what I got out of it was that you discussed riders and their mental makeup a little more than usual.
Also very nice to have Cormac with you. He gave some telling insight on riders, especially as he sees all of them up close, on track, for the entire weekend. So he can give good data on visual comparisons between them. It was very interesting to hear how he could barely tell the Marquez brothers apart when they were on the bikes.
Particularly getting Cormac on the show. He did seem slightly nervous at first but was fascinating listening to someone with a most rarified view of the action and his thoughts on the riders and their individual styles. Thanks guys.
Sometimes I wish that only the same broad spectrum dry tire is available to every rider at every circuit. If lap times are two seconds slower, so be it. The endless tire discussions are getting repetitive (and I run Michelins on my street bikes).