Whether you agree or disagree with the ”stay in your lane” sentiment, and there are strong arguments for (Thomas Sowell in his book Intellectuals and Society) and against (Scott Adams in his book Loserthink), there is no place for politics in a Twitter DFS list.
I’ve learned first hand, stay in your lane. People visit race4theprize.com for DFS NASCAR info, not cynical political takes. If I step out of that lane, I lose patrons. Period.
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Friday, January 15, 2021
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notes - Homestead - cup - 2020
DFS NASCAR notes - CUP - homestead
Fantasy NASCAR notes
Day race…. Delayed by rain…..no longer a hot day race…. The Setup that works will be different
Hot day… but rain clouds keeping it cool
Hamlin setup - looked at final run from happy hour practice in 2019, and the 1st two runs of the fall race of 2019
Big rain clouds… temperature dropping
Logano gets good shove from teammate BK on the inside takes the lead
Tuesday, January 12, 2021
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Removing bias in DFS NASCAR
I do not have a favorite driver. I don’t even have an affinity towards any team in all of sports (I root for the Reds, but they’ve been awful for 30 years, so there is hardly any favoritism). My indifference seems to bother people, not because they are perplexed that one can be refuse to swear allegiance to a sports team, but because they cannot ridicule me based on my team. It’s not fair. I can mercilessly tear them apart based on their team, but they cannot return the attack.
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