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Message: [QUOTE="Huge, post: 3300983, member: 1992"] I am both a musician and a former state rep in the sporting arena ( two sports) and have an understanding of rhythm and timing. There were times when I hit things too well and even surprised myself. Ask any sportsperson and they'd relate to it I feel certain. I've explained how this can happen when pushing the boundaries. It's probably best exemplified by tennis players who can hit a ball with enormous power, top spin and curvature with ball after ball landing within millimeters of the baseline all while standing metres behind their own baseline. Every now and then they get surprised by how perfectly they've made contact and the ball 'flies' long, perhaps only by a trifle but at other times by considerably longer margins. It doesn't matter though what is said or written because you've decided you know the outcome of a test/experiment that hasn't been performed. It's fine to guess or predict an outcome but proclaiming a result is certain is fundamentally flawed. [/QUOTE]

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