Comments Thread For: The eight most depressing boxing stories of this miserable October

[pollywog]

"In any moment of decision, the best thing you can do is the right thing, the next best thing is the wrong thing, and the worst thing you can do is nothing."

Theodore Roosevelt.

Just saying that it is not my amazing logic. I ain't that cool.

Nah...sorry Theodore.

Sometimes the best thing you can do is nothing, and let the infinite wisdom of the universe decide for you. Let nature take its course.

Western society is conditioned to act. As though doing anything is better than doing nothing. It shows we are in control.

But if we look at say, climate change or ocean pollution, the best thing we can do is do nothing. Nature doesnt need a helping hand.

And sometimes in trying to fix something, we fück it up even more.

[landotter]

Nah...sorry Theodore.

Sometimes the best thing you can do is nothing, and let the infinite wisdom of the universe decide for you. Let nature take its course.

Western society is conditioned to act. As though doing anything is better than doing nothing. It shows we are in control.

But if we look at say, climate change or ocean pollution, the best thing we can do is do nothing. Nature doesnt need a helping hand.

And sometimes in trying to fix something, we fück it up even more.

First of all... deep thoughts. I like them.

I agree with the climate control, "man over nature" big thoughts. The Earth responds to grand movements over generation, not small, ego driven decisions by narcissists who believe they are way more important than they are. The world economy, and most viruses fall into that category for me.

But the basic thoughts I have is that boxing is a man made event, governed by men, and that ideas by those men 100% will have affect directly for that reason. I do hope you know I am not arguing, just honestly appreciate your outlook and want you to understand that I am not saying you are wrong