@Lica: XDDD At first I was going to explain the whole psychological analysis, based on a recent experiment which explains
how corruption exists, in the 'Daily Deductions' thread, but then I had some personal arguments Sherlock-style and decided I'd rather include the stuff in my book. It's something unique I've discovered since ages, a concept that changes everything but emphasizes on an older, existing moral code. But here's a hint: Priorities play a significant role, but humans are selfish at heart. The basis can be found in religion, but you don't have to be religious to follow the principal. The factor, once placed, influences humanity as whole.
If anyone besides me manages to figure this out, they'd be worthy of my admirations.
Today's amusement:
1) Apparently first Zen was established, influencing the founding of Quan Fa / Wushu (I may be wrong), in turn influencing the founding of Kara-Te (I'm obviously right).
2) The legends say that Physical and Spiritual Zen and Buddhism, basically the traditional Martial Arts, was introduced to China by an Indian bloke named Daruma. I still haven't found valid evidence of this legend, though. Many Dojos have their own preferred methods of using Kata, or what kind of Bunkai they can initiate. However, I'm in love with the
Soft Arts like Jiujitsu and Judo.
3) Uechi-Ryu is one of the most important styles of Karate, however lacks one important bit: The founder of the style decided
not to learn the final Kata of Pangai-Noon, which would not only be beneficial to the style and make it complete but also saved required data about the source art. Today, it's going to be difficult to find a
true expert on Pangai-Noon style of Wushu.
From now on you may refer to as Dr. Tushantin, Ph.D in
Random Crap.
