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Games and conspiracy theories
All,
I have been reading the forums and it is interesting to see that some people think that some of the events or scoring is skewed to help the athletes that CF HQ wants to win. I totally understand the need to keep everything a secret before the games so that athletes and teams can't do specific training for the events but Would it be worth it to have CF put together all the rules and events, and then file them before the games with a lawyer so that if anyone ever had any questions it would be right there in writing? Just an idea. Ryan |
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usually a security or auditing firm is who you file that with, but that would work too. If they want to use me though I'll do it, I'm an IP lawyer that can do trade secret work!
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well, obviously they mostly knew what was going to be going on well ahead of time because rogue had to show up and set up all the equipment. they didn't just build those monster cages, pullup stands, have the right number of boxes, bars, stationary bikes, etc by accident. i suppose they could change some things at last minute, but i am guessing there were many people that knew ahead of time the workouts and were sworn to secret.
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If you want to worry about conspiracy theories, I'd look at the consistency (or lack of it) of the judging first. Katherine |
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I've seen others mention this theory, but the evidence is slim. What events were biased towards Annie T. over Kristan? Not the softball throw, where I would expect an American girl to do better than a European. Not the sled push, because Annie S. showed us that smaller women are not disadvantaged in that one. Not the monkey bars, the results of which don't show any particular bias towards body types....
So what events do you think are part of this conspiracy, and what evidence do you have that the event actually did favor one person over another? |
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