My father still splints his fingers with bamboo sticks when the joints ache—he was a wrestler in his youth, never a taekwondo man, but he says the same thing I see in these electronic-scoring debates: "Jo chot lagti hai, woh machine ko nahi dikhti, beta." You can measure speed and power, but not the intention behind a kick that pulls back before it breaks a rib. I'm not against progress, yaar, but if the new system costs so much that our village kids can't even afford the grading fee, then whose benefit are we really serving? Bahut acha technology, but not if it leaves the weakest behind.
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