Don't Think! Just Act!

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In Graham Priest & Damon Young (eds.), Philosophy and the Martial Arts. Open Court (2010)
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Kenzo saw a slight movement of his opponent. “Now is the time to strike!” he thought. He started moving. But before he had time to raise his shinai (sword) he was struck on the men (head) by his opponent. “Ippon!” the judge called.

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