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Jamshedpur Schools Unite for Foundational Learning Seminar
39 educators from 14 schools gather to discuss FLN implementation strategies Gulmohur High School and TEEP host a seminar on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy, showcasing innovative educational approaches. JAMSHEDPUR – Gulmohur High School, in collaboration with the Tata Education Excellence Programme (TEEP), organized a seminar on Foundational Literacy and Numeracy (FLN) implementation at the…
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lots of things happening around Psi Corps Day that will all be fantastic distractions from the fact that it's Psi Corps Day
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Muay Thai vs Kickboxing: Unveiling the Distinctions
Muay Thai vs Kickboxing: Unveiling the Distinctions
Muay Thai and kickboxing may seem similar at first glance, but a closer look reveals distinct differences between these two striking combat sports. While both disciplines involve punches and kicks, Muay Thai incorporates elbow and knee strikes, as well as extensive clinching. In contrast, kickboxing is characterized by its dynamic and fast-paced nature. Understanding the discrepancies between Muay Thai and kickboxing is crucial for both spectators and aspiring students. We breakdown the key dissimilarities in rules, techniques, stance, footwork, competitive landscape, and equipment between these two martial arts.
So, whether you're a fan of combat sports or considering enrolling in classes, let's dive into the world of Muay Thai and kickboxing.
Table of Contents
What is Muay Thai?
What is Kickboxing?
Rules and Regulations
Techniques and Strikes
Stance and Footwork
Competitive Landscape
Equipment and Gear
Muay Thai vs Kickboxing for MMA
Muay Thai vs Kickboxing for Self-Defense
Who Would Win in a Fight: Muay Thai or Kickboxing?
Training and Classes
Conclusion
1. What is Muay Thai?
Muay Thai, also known as the "Art of Eight Limbs," is the national sport of Thailand with ancient roots. Its origins can be traced back to the 14th century when Thai warriors utilized unarmed fighting techniques on the battlefield.
Over time, Muay Thai evolved into a formalized martial art and gained popularity as a competitive sport.
The modern version of Muay Thai emphasizes powerful kicks, knees, elbows, and clinching techniques.
2. What is Kickboxing?
Kickboxing, on the other hand, encompasses various striking styles and is primarily associated with a specific combat sport. The term "kickboxing" was coined in the 1950s by Japanese karatekas who combined boxing and Muay Thai techniques into karate.
Since then, kickboxing has become a fast-paced, full-contact sport that allows punches, kicks, and knees.
3. Rules and Regulations
The rules and regulations of Muay Thai and kickboxing differ significantly, shaping the strategies and styles employed by fighters in each discipline.
In kickboxing, particularly the K-1 ruleset, legal strikes include punches and kicks.
However, elbow strikes and extensive clinching are not permitted. The emphasis in kickboxing is on dynamic and action-packed fights.
Muay Thai, on the other hand, allows a broader range of strikes, including punches, kicks, elbows, and knees.
Clinching, a technique involving close-range grappling, is a fundamental aspect of Muay Thai. Fighters can execute strikes, sweeps, throws, and other techniques from the clinch. Muay Thai matches typically consist of five rounds, while kickboxing fights are often three rounds in length.
4. Techniques and Strikes
While there are shared techniques between Muay Thai and kickboxing, there are notable differences in their execution. Muay Thai is known for its distinctive kicks, such as the teep (front kick) and roundhouse kick. The teep is employed to maintain distance and control the opponent, while the roundhouse kick is a powerful strike delivered with a full hip rotation.
In kickboxing, the emphasis is on versatile striking techniques, with a greater focus on punches and combinations. Kickboxers often exhibit superior boxing technique, utilizing punches to set up kicks and vice versa. The variety of strikes in kickboxing extends to more exotic techniques like axe kicks and spin kicks.
5. Stance and Footwork
The stance and footwork of Muay Thai fighters and kickboxers differ, reflecting the strategies employed in each discipline. Kickboxers typically adopt a stance with their weight evenly distributed between their lead and rear leg. This balanced stance allows for effective punching, which is more prominent in kickboxing.
In contrast, Muay Thai fighters often assume a stance with more weight on their rear leg. This positioning allows for quick blocking of frequent kicks, utilizing the lead leg to check incoming strikes. The emphasis on kicks in Muay Thai influences the weight distribution and footwork of its practitioners.
6. Competitive Landscape
Both Muay Thai and kickboxing have vibrant competitive landscapes, with numerous organizations and events showcasing the talents of fighters from around the world. Muay Thai has a rich cultural heritage in Thailand and enjoys immense popularity in the Southeast Asian region. Promotions such as Lumpinee Stadium and Rajadamnern Stadium host high-level Muay Thai fights.
Kickboxing gained widespread recognition through organizations like K-1, which brought together the best kickboxers from various styles. Today, promotions like Glory and One FC continue to showcase elite kickboxing talent. The competitive landscape of both disciplines offers a platform for fighters to display their skills and compete at the highest level.
7. Equipment and Gear
The equipment and gear used in Muay Thai and kickboxing reflect the specific needs and rules of each sport. Both disciplines require protective gear such as gloves, hand wraps, mouthguards, and shin guards to ensure the safety of fighters. The gloves utilized in Muay Thai and kickboxing may differ in design and padding density to accommodate different striking techniques.
In Muay Thai, fighters often wear shorts and a t-shirt or a traditional Mongkol headband and Prajead armbands as a sign of respect and tradition. Kickboxers typically wear shorts and a top during competitions. The equipment and attire in both disciplines are designed to offer comfort, mobility, and protection during training and fights.
8. Muay Thai vs Kickboxing for MMA
Both Muay Thai and kickboxing have proven to be effective striking bases in mixed martial arts (MMA). Many fighters incorporate elements of both disciplines into their training to enhance their overall skill set. Muay Thai's emphasis on clinching, elbows, and knee strikes can be advantageous in close-quarters combat, while kickboxing's dynamic striking techniques and footwork provide an excellent foundation for striking exchanges in MMA.
9. Muay Thai vs Kickboxing for Self-Defense
Muay Thai and kickboxing can be valuable for self-defense purposes due to their focus on striking techniques. Muay Thai's clinching techniques and emphasis on devastating strikes can be helpful in real-world self-defense situations. Kickboxing, with its focus on punches and kicks, can provide individuals with the ability to defend themselves effectively in various scenarios. However, it is essential to remember that self-defense involves more than just striking techniques and should incorporate awareness, avoidance, and escape strategies.
10. Who Would Win in a Fight: Muay Thai or Kickboxing?
The outcome of a fight between a Muay Thai practitioner and a kickboxer would depend on various factors, including the skills and abilities of the individual fighters. While Muay Thai allows for a broader range of strikes and clinching techniques, kickboxing's dynamic and fast-paced style can present challenges for Muay Thai fighters. Ultimately, the result would be determined by the fighters' strategies, techniques, and overall proficiency in their respective disciplines.
11. Training and Classes
If you're interested in experiencing the thrill of Muay Thai or kickboxing firsthand, trying out Evolution MMA training and classes is a great way to start.
Evolution MMA offer’s specialized programs for both Martial Arts. Muay Thai training typically includes pad work, bag work, sparring, and conditioning exercises. Kickboxing classes focus on developing striking techniques, footwork, and agility.
Our Kickboxing and Muay Thai classes also provide one of the best fitness classes you can take.
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12. handwrap time
Muay Thai and kickboxing, while sharing similarities, possess distinct characteristics that set them apart. Muay Thai's inclusion of elbow and knee strikes, clinching techniques, and its slower-paced approach distinguish it from the dynamic and fast-paced nature of kickboxing.
Whether you choose to pursue Muay Thai or kickboxing, both disciplines offer an exciting journey into the world of striking martial arts. So, immerse yourself in the artistry, discipline, and physicality of Muay Thai or kickboxing, and discover the joy and challenges each brings.
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Tal Winters - my hopes for the Babylon 5 reboot.
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Someone: “What’s it like to be a later?”
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MARY Journal: Kiva Confections is celebrating Pride month with the launch of the fifth annual release of the Camino ‘Proud’ Gummy and a $100,000 donation to support the LGBTQIA+ community. The much-anticipated ‘Proud’ Gummy features reimagined packaging and a brand new Passionfruit Punch flavor with limonene and linalool terpenes for a tailored, exhilarating effect. The donation, which is the brand’s largest donation to date, will be allocated across four beneficiaries in support of the LGBTQ+ community, with an emphasis on championing the transgender, nonbinary, and gender-expansive people who are in most need of greater access to essential care. These organizations include: - FOLX HRT Care Fund in partnership with the National Black Trans Advocacy Coalition (BTAC) - The LA LGBT Center’s Transgender Economic Empowerment Project (TEEP) - The Transgender Law Center - GLAAD Read to our site to read more on this story. #cannabiscommunity / #themarymag / #rollwithus https://www.instagram.com/p/Cd-_Ki3Oz3U/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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Teep Catch to Knee
Teep Catch to Knee
Catch The Teep & Destroy The Body We’ve all seen what happens when Buakaw catches a kick. To be like Buakaw, you must destroy balance. When you have destroyed your opponent’s balance, their hands drop immediately to stabilize themselves. Peter Aerts was a master of this. When Peter Aerts fought Jean-Claude Leuyer, he entered the clinch and pushed his opponent away. Jean-Claude was off-balance and…
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‘Black Ops Cold War’ Hosts American Vs. British Military Esports Tournament
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‘Black Ops Cold War’ Hosts American Vs. British Military Esports Tournament
The Call of Duty Endowment Bowl arrives on December 11.
The newest entry in the storied Call of Duty series is about to host its biggest battle yet, seeing two traditional allies face off against one another for national glory–and to benefit their fellow servicemen and women once they leave the military.
Today, The Call of Duty Endowment (C.O.D.E.) announced its second-ever C.O.D.E. Bowl. For the first time ever, members of all five U.S. Department of Defence military branches, plus the three primary branches of the British Armed Forces, are participating in a transatlantic rumble on Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War.
Teams from the military will see players from the United States Army, Navy, Air Force, Marine Corps, and even the all-new Space Force, alongside those serving in the British Army, Royal Navy and Royal Air Force. Joining them are well-known streamers such as Courage, TeeP, Espresso, LEGIQN, Vikkstar, Swagg, Huskerrs, Tommey, C9Emz and Spratt, while more are expected to volunteer soon.
Kicking off at 1:00pm ET on December 11, the eight teams–each captained by a well-known Call of Duty streamer and other influencers–will have their battles broadcast live on the Call of Duty YouTube and Twitch channels. Ahead of the event, each team will be coached by a Call of Duty League professional, who’ll give their own squad their own individual strategies.
Dan Goldenberg, executive director of the Call of Duty Endowment, said: “This will be the first time all military branches have come together for a spirited esports competition with the added bonus of raising awareness for veteran employment and we couldn’t be more excited to partner with USAA to make this happen.”
Meanwhile, Tony Wells, a former infantry officer in the US Marines now serving as the chief brand officer of the USAA, which is presenting the tournament, added: “C.O.D.E. Bowl is a premiere gaming event made even more impactful by the work of the Endowment to help place veterans into careers following their military service.”
Since its creation, the Call of Duty Endowment has placed over 77,000 vets into high-quality employment, and hopes to get 100,000 veterans into “meaningful jobs” by 2024.
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What makes professional fighters so relatable? At first glance, probably nothing. But take away the gloves, gi’s, and bulging hematomas, and they’re actually not so different than the rest of us.
These posts prove that even the toughest fighters are only human after all. Here is the latest edition of “The Weekly Grind.”
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Happy Halloween everybody! This year I went as some sort of batman joker hybrid type thing. But you can call me “JackedMan” Hope you all had a great day ❤️
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Happy Halloween #goldielocksandthethreebears
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I was going for #molcomx no one got it my boy is James Bond #meanhakeem #holloween Beautiful dinner and event hosted by @kris_labelle
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Stay safe everyone
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Raegan’s first Halloween
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Happy Halloween . . . #harleyquinn #harleyquinncosplay #halloweencostume #halloween #badguy #badgirl #naughty #puddin #villain #goodnight
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Blackainouske HAPPY Halloween everyone be safe!!! #happyhalloween
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“Be afraid”- Wednesday Addams
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Happy Halloween!
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It’s going down! #halloween #boo #nightmarebeforechristmas
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F Carol Baskin! Carol Baskin, a Tigress and Joe Exotic The Roufus’ Family Keeping our Halloween Family Costume Theme alive even during Covid Repost from @duchessofroufus • Happy Halloween!! #halloween #tigerking #joeexotic #fuckcarolebaskin #carolbaskin #netflix #positivevibes #roufusport #roufus #family
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Princesses don’t like monkeys or trolls that much ♂️
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@bostonmanmag Fall 2020 Magazine Release “City of Fighters” Thankful and grateful for my team and everyone involved in this coming together. Just a couple Boston men putting on for the Boston man ✊ #NewEnglandCartel #BostonMan #CityOfFighters
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The last time we dressed up for Halloween we did that . #halloween #pabloescobar #sexyninja #shanadobson #dangerdobson #tallawah
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♂️ #BimboSami ♂️ #Hallowen
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Fantastic time carving pumpkins with (most of) the Syndi-chicks at my place!! 女子チームはアパートでカボチャを掘るパーティーを楽しんだ! #jackolantern #ufc #costume #cosplay #naruto #pirate #zombie
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She’s going to save the world ❤️ @misspretty_14
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Trip or teep?! ♀️ #happyhalloween
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A little Halloween vibe for all y’all jokers out there #dmx #Damien
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Pumpkin Patch with my little family.
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I miss watching fights with this guy ❤️. Happy Halloween everyone! @kopebean #pineapplepit #rescuedog #KonaKope #pittiesofinstagram #tricolorpitbull
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⚫ Happy halloween ⚫ • Shout out @hvacamoore for the awesome pictures
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Happy Halloween!
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“That’s When You Know You’ve Found Somebody Really Special: You Can Just Shut The F*** Up For A Minute And Comfortably Share Silence.”
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Halloween miles with my unicorn
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Hey Clark #happyhalloween #cousineddie #thedude
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Happy Birthday to my perfect godchild Chloe❤️ love you so much #HappyBirthday #Godfather
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I’m glad @kopebean’s old Stitch costume sorta fits Bitty . Happy Halloween everyone from the Pineapple Pittation! #LiloandStitch #PineapplePits #rescuedogs #fosterdog #dogmomAF #BittyMcLean #Aspenita #HappyHalloween
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I look fabulous !!! #naruto #cosplay #Halloween やってしまったよ
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Quickest pregnant woman on the planet Happy Halloween people #familyfirst #whyifight #halloween
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“I’m not bad , im just drawn that way” Happy hallows eve
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Halloween at the @bmfranch Cool for everyone to play trick-or-treat with the kids, and use all the buildings out here!! It was almost the same thing! Kids were so excited.
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Happy Halloween Our first halloween party! We try keep the halloween alive for our kids and families during this hard time. I really wanted to say thanks to @talitatreta and @luizanogueirabjj for making this happen! Everything for our students! more photos in my story ♀️ ♀️ ♀️ Nosso primeiro halloween Em meio desta pandemia nós tentamos manter essa tradição viva. Mesmo cansadas! Gostaria de agradecer ESPECIALMENTE a @talitaalencarbjj e a @luizanogueirabjj sem vocês não aconteceria. Tudo por nosso alunos! mais fotos nos stories foi demais! . . . @allianceeastvale . . #allianceeastvale #halloween
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“Walking corpses are real” #happyhalloween
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Happy Halloween fight fans!
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Can’t wait to see this crazy little girl! On my way home now! We are gonna cut up for Halloween #PaidInFull
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Get you a girl that can do both #happyhalloween
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Happy Halloween from the Liddell gang #Halloween
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Love me like my demons do!! Happy Halloween babes!! Have fun, stay safe! #Flashback #halloween #photoshoot #sandiego : @adrianansandoval
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#PumpkinPatch So much fun when you have baby. fazenda de Abóbora.
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3 Ways Martial Arts Can Help In Self-Defense Situations
Martial arts improves your health, fitness, and discipline – but it is also a life skill everyone should have.
Not many people go out of their way looking for confrontations, but if you ever find yourself in a situation that cannot be avoided, knowing a martial art will come in handy.
Here are three martial arts you can use in self-defense scenarios.
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu
Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu (BJJ) focuses on using technique and leverage against would-be attackers.
Having basic BJJ fundamentals helps you control your attacker and tie him or her up on the ground. In most one-on-one situations, it can be an extremely valuable skill that you can use to overpower your opponent and de-escalate a dangerous situation.
This is particularly useful against attackers who are physically bigger than you. Once you are able to bring them down to the ground, having knowledge of a grappling discipline allows you to better control the action.
Even at a size disadvantage, remember that you will have at your disposal a variety of non-threatening submission techniques like headlocks and chokeholds to counter your attacker.
Furthermore, if you are taken down, having a good BJJ base would allow you to better defend from most attacks while on the ground.
Copa De Mundo BJJ World Champion Alex “Little Rock” Silva used “the gentle art” to stand up against his childhood bullies.
It has remained a source of strength and confidence for “Little Rock,” who now competes in the world’s largest martial arts organization, ONE Championship.
Muay Thai
Since most physical confrontations often start on the feet, learning how to engage your attacker at range can be advantageous to your physical well-being.
If you can alternate between offense and defense, it will help to keep your attacker at bay, thus greatly reducing the risk of incoming damage.
It is hard to find a more complete style of striking than Muay Thai. “The art of eight limbs” employs the use of arms, legs, elbows, fists, and even knees.
With such a wide variety of striking options, your attacker has to be cautious when approaching, and this can help buy valuable time while waiting for help to arrive.
Muay Thai practitioners are also trained to be comfortable in close-range engagements – especially in the clinch, where precision takes precedence over power.
Sweeps and teeps can also be effective in bringing your attacker down to the ground. Once there, you can switch to a grappling-style attack to control or disarm them.
Nong-O Gaiyanghadao is a Muay Thai legend who has mastered how to strike and counter effectively at range. The Thai native’s knowledge and experience have made him one of the greatest competitors in his country’s national sport.
Boxing
Nothing can halt an aggressive attacker faster than a well-timed punch. Boxing is a great skill to have in any combative situation, as it gives you the power to down an opponent instantly.
A hallmark of every good boxer is pristine footwork. Learning how to slip and slide, while throwing the perfect counters will make any attacker think twice about getting in range.
In addition to that, while you are taught to throw punches correctly, you also learn how to react when they are thrown your way. This way, you will not be caught by surprise or easily intimidated by your attacker, which will further demoralize him or her.
Boxers are also known for their incredible conditioning and stamina. This is key in any encounter as it allows you to control the tempo of the exchange, and there is also the strong likelihood you can outlast your opponent.
Tiffany “No Chill” Teo showed that boxing can be effective even against an opponent with a grappling pedigree like Michelle Nicolini. Whenever she could, Teo kept eight-time BJJ World Champion in close quarters on the feet and outpointed her over three rounds to claim a unanimous decision win.
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Psi Corps: Destiny
Where the Corps lives on, stronger than ever before after the Telepath War.
#apologies for not being active lately COVID puts a freaking damper on my inspiration in waves#psi corps#babylon 5#alfred bester#Walter Koenig#talia winters#psi cop#fanart#fake spinoff#telepaths#teeps#teep nation
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The “Exclusionary Rule“ and Violence Against Telepaths (Part 2)
The Exclusionary Rule and Violence Against Telepaths (Part 2)
The rule excluding scans from evidence in criminal cases appears on its face to be about maintaining "fairness" (and who could be against "fairness?"), but under the surface lurks a darker reality: that this exclusion (perhaps intentionally) shields normals from the legal consequences of assaulting, abusing and murdering telepaths.
Part 1 explains what the "exclusionary rule" means in law (including the doctrine of the "fruit of the poisonous tree"), using canon cases for illustration. This essay discusses the in-universe history of the rule. Subsequent essays will discuss its out-of-universe origins and illustrate its impact on the telepath community with more canon examples.
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You step into Alfred Bester’s office...
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