50% -> 100% vs. 150% vs. 75% -> 75% Steps Taking

[Ysh]

Ysh is an enigmatic man. Discovering his true identity will be a grand quest and the final could change everything.

Yes, I am apparent to be very mystery. Now what are you all thinking of these steps? Which is best strategy for taking?

[Hasta]

The logic and sense of this thread's OP did not elude me, and the thread itself vividly reminded me of a whole institution somewhere in US, the sole purpose of which was to observe, measure an calculate the process of a big chunk of solid tar (which is still technically a liquid) to leak through metal ring which diameter were sligltly less than diameter of the tar chunk. The speed of tar going through the ring is, like, microns/year, and the institute exists for few decades or something. Dissertations are made, degrees achieved etc.etc.

As for the notion, that everyone on the forum becomes Ysh - well, maybe it's like with cats. If you have a cat, everything is cat.

[sabinati]

just take two 100% steps and get a bonus 50%

[Ysh]

The logic and sense of this thread's OP did not elude me, and the thread itself vividly reminded me of a whole institution somewhere in US, the sole purpose of which was to observe, measure an calculate the process of a big chunk of solid tar (which is still technically a liquid) to leak through metal ring which diameter were sligltly less than diameter of the tar chunk. The speed of tar going through the ring is, like, microns/year, and the institute exists for few decades or something. Dissertations are made, degrees achieved etc.etc.

You mean to say that you think there will be institution of men who can study this question of steps?

[Ysh]

just take two 100% steps and get a bonus 50%

But then you are 50% off of this target. If there is spike trap beyond goal position, it is very badly for you. Thank for giving some insights into topic though.

[Hasta]

The logic and sense of this thread's OP did not elude me, and the thread itself vividly reminded me of a whole institution somewhere in US, the sole purpose of which was to observe, measure an calculate the process of a big chunk of solid tar (which is still technically a liquid) to leak through metal ring which diameter were sligltly less than diameter of the tar chunk. The speed of tar going through the ring is, like, microns/year, and the institute exists for few decades or something. Dissertations are made, degrees achieved etc.etc.

You mean to say that you think there will be institution of men who can study this question of steps?

And it will be just as much of practical use as the "tar-studying" one. Not saying it's bad. Is just funny, no common sense.

[Ysh]

The logic and sense of this thread's OP did not elude me, and the thread itself vividly reminded me of a whole institution somewhere in US, the sole purpose of which was to observe, measure an calculate the process of a big chunk of solid tar (which is still technically a liquid) to leak through metal ring which diameter were sligltly less than diameter of the tar chunk. The speed of tar going through the ring is, like, microns/year, and the institute exists for few decades or something. Dissertations are made, degrees achieved etc.etc.

You mean to say that you think there will be institution of men who can study this question of steps?

And it will be just as much of practical use as the "tar-studying" one. Not saying it's bad. Is just funny, no common sense.

I think some good discovery science can be find in unlikely places. But I think that as a scientist myself, this process of question can be a value even it it does not yield some practical result. There is common sense in this one.

[Atamzsiktrop]

I don't have legs.

[LadyHoe]

You use English words but the result is illegible and no sense is extractable from it.

Maybe English used to be Ysh's first language but he suffers from some degenerative neurological disease and his family just sits him in front of a computer in hopes he'll relearn his communication skills by interacting with strangers.

Stop harassing him!

[loftar]

a whole institution somewhere in US, the sole purpose of which was to observe, measure an calculate the process of a big chunk of solid tar

You're thinking of the pitch drop experiment, and there is no institute that is entirely devoted to this experiment; it's just locked away in some closet at the University of Queensland.

As for OP's question, I'd argue the common strategy is to pace oneself properly before only having two steps left. As for looking silly for taking unnatural steps, that only happens if you've paced yourself wrong to begin with, in case it is only natural to look a bit silly. So there's that. :)