It Is in the interest of the collective to hold ‘good’ sportsmanship. That is, to sit in appreciation for the sport and its players working to master it. The mastery is to be celebrated, to find an action or objective material that holds its own to the legacy of the vessel that attempts to hold it hostage to its own impulses. To craft the skill anew and to find it on command is to master it.  Sportsmanship is to recognise that, it is to acknowledge that there is others working for the same thing, and to master that thing is taking a core facet of who they identify to be. Wrap it in a bow and call it what you want, at the very core is a discipline and a position to exert will upon a skill, a collection of motions and thoughts that return to the favour of the intentioned outcome.

Meditate.

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