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I do not watch American Football. I understand the overall rules of the game, and I don't particularly enjoy it. However, I have not immersed myself in the gam
by kibibu 13y ago
I do not watch American Football. I understand the overall rules of the game, and I don't particularly enjoy it.
However, I have not immersed myself in the game enough to be able to understand what is a good play and what is a great play. I don't understand the lingo, I don't understand the strategy and I don't understand the tactics.
Am I in a position to judge then whether one player (or game) is better than another? I don't believe I am.
Substitute with chess if you like. A chess aficionado may find a lot of pleasurable excitement in a move that an amateur may see as pointless.
There are also concepts you've heard of such as a "musician's musician" or a "comedian's comedian" - wherein deep knowledge of the craft gives a different appreciation of the experience.