T H E E N D C O M M U N E

You are not a mere victim of physics, as say, the ball becoming hit by the racket is―you do not get to play that game. Why? Because you do not have the same excuse the ball becoming hit by the racket has. When the ball is hit by the racket, it becomes subject to the aerodynamic physical predicaments of nature: the ball, whose movement will be absolutely determined by the fact of it being hit by a racket, will fly with a fundamentally foreseeable trajectory. This is a direct consequence of manifold factors, such as, but absolutely not limited to, the material and density of the racket, the power with which the racket has been swung and the aerial weather conditions through which the ball will steer its trajectory. The ball in itself could never decide in any way to undertake or not to undertake this trajectory, for it is inanimate and it is the mere pawn on a board of chess―and the hand that is playing we know as natural reality… nothing more and nothing less!