I was thinking the other day, does in general success is determined by the quality of man?

This quote from movie First Option, pop in mind:

It's all about the quality of the man, not the equipment

However, Chinese used to say you need to use proper tool, if you want to do a good job (工欲善其事,必先利其器)

From own experience, I feel that the equipment play a big part. I observed my snowboarding as an example that I ride better with Burton SW, than GNU CHB. As the GNU getting old and flat (vs snappy), my turns become less lively. And I saw so many cases of bad equipment hampering student progress. Another example is my badminton racket, with the Ti-7 I can hit it to the back of the court (when I swing properly)

I guess there is certain truth in it.


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