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The Tiger Woods Effect
- gojomo 16y agoSome plants give off chemicals that suppress the growth/success of their neighbors, a phenomenon called negative allelopathy. Tiger's history sends the idea to his opponents that they can't win, so why try? I think this is a sort of memetic negative alleopathy.
- KeepTalking 16y agoOk What happens when the second prize is also upped ? Better performance overall ? People are fighting for the First spot( exempt players) and Second spot ( Non exempt players mostly). Do the Non tigers in the field feel more competitive against the Vijay Singh(s) and Phil Nicolas ?