What app eats up most of your screen time — and do you even feel bad about it?
I would have to say those pesky social media apps. They eat up quite a bit of screen time for me. But also I use that time to do research and create motivational content. So the time is somewhat productive and not just being passive online.
In your opinion, what does a player need to do in order to surpass Michael Jordan?
This is not the typical post that lauds Michael Jordan for his accomplishments in basketball and impact in the culture.
I got this question from the NBATalk subreddit. But it created the need for a metric, an ideal, for a player to surpass in order to be considered greater than MJ.
6-0 in the Finals
6x Finals MVP
5x NBA MVP
1 DPOY
Rookie of the Year
2x Gold Medalist
College Champion
etc.
To date, no player in the author’s mind. has come close. Bill Russell has the closest body of work that could compare in magnitude with his 11 championships as a player and coach. However his impact is not as great in the culture as Michael Jordan. (See the Nike subsidiary, Jordan brand, and his other endorsements.)
What do you think someone needs to do in order to surpass MJ?
Neither of the teams I wanted to be in the finals won their respective matches in the semifinals. Nonetheless, this may be a classic game in terms of activity on the pitch and the teams outfits.
This looks like it was taken around the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona. What a time. Team USA, which included, Michael Jordan took the gold and captivated many fans from around the world.
For a while it was Lang Whitaker on SLAMonline, then it was Instapundit. Now I don’t have a particular blog that I follow. It’s been mostly supplanted by Twitter.