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In for fair wisdom -
DURING the Winter Olympics in Lillehammer several years ago someone was interviewing Kjell Aamodt who ultimately won the slalom: "Kjell, this is the greatest collection of skiers on the most difficult course ever designed. What's it going to take to medal today?"
       Aamodt said: "Well, I think you have to finish first, second, or third."
       [Tom Bergstrom]

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Winning ways may not be so easily arrived at and maintained. Good schooling helps, and adequate mathematics too.
      Insider teachings may be arrived at through cracking metaphors open; and secrets. Some are good, some are fair. Good schooling helps to get something out of the figurative mentions and what may initially be over your head. Judicious thinking is required.
       Think of an impressionistic painter. There are perhaps symbolic items in his drawings. After some time experts think they have arrived at his meanings by cracking his subtle symbolism. And yet it shows up that the originality and focus of each individual expert lends something of itself to the painting -
       Based on this, plan your responses now: Knowing that a traditional response tends to project things out of "itself"; and that insiders (knowing ones) may be put under many hard pressures - stick solidly to the well established responses in the open and mull over certain subjects or themes till you feel sure you have grasped something valuable and can afford to further it. The latter thing may cost more than you're initially aware of.
       These tips could save you a life-time of thinking. So study so as to take care.

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