IDEATE UNcut TAIJI

This eBook proves 'the slow beats the fast'. Not the fabled Tortoise and the Hare, it's the slow taijian versus the fast opponent paradox ! The paradox is proved via a taijian stratagem. This scientific, numerical proof should interest all martial artists; it's unprecedented. Who dares it possible? Is this not what taijians want? Taijians rejoice!
The centuries old paradox-riddle has been regarded as exaggeration and downplayed or ignored. Ignored, indeed! Slow by design, that's taiji's signature, how in the world can taiji win any fight must be anomalous. The anomaly comes from two factors: Ideate uncut and Libet's No. The reader is led from a scientific experiment which derived Libet's No. that turns out to be the crucial factor giving undermining support to the taijian. Libet's No. and taiji's ideate uncut coincide in the uncanny taijian stratagem proving the slow yet end up fast. You will see specific data used—get you over disbelief.
Doing taiji ideating uncut, thinking continuously, of what you're doing is taiji's essential practice. The reader's interest may be piqued (a greater portion devoted) to learn about ideating uncut, its inner workings, amazing efficaciousness, how-to-do, easily adaptable by other martial arts. And most importantly, taiji's ideate uncut practice quite possibly benefit our mental health—suggesting research.
A brief ABCDEs of taijiquan rounds out the presentation. And Chinese readers are fêted an Appendix.