I’m not a medical doctor (but I play one on TV) and I’m no draft expert, so my opinion is not expert. But I’m just not interested in drafting damaged goods. Would rather draft Collier, Carter, Knecht, probably even Holland.
Fiction. However, I was an anthropologist in southern Mexico conducting my dissertation field research, and so I could draw on that experience when creating aspects of the story.
Off the top of my head, the Utah Jazz have drafted 4 top 15 players in the last 24 years: Dominique Wilkens, John Stockton, Karl Malone, and Deron Williams.
A drug cartel, a Marxist rebel movement, and the Mexican Army struggle for control over the countryside in southern Mexico. Meanwhile, a bureaucrat and his daughter are kidnapped, and an anthropologist and his student disappear. No one is safe in The Dangerous Countryside. If you enjoy...
Yet this sounds suspiciously like existentialism, which flirts too much with literature and is not sufficiently invested in science. No sir. In a baffling world in which determinism, indeterminism, and causality are fraught, fragile propositions, "choice" smacks of metaphysics.
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