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Formula: Main Title Is The Golden Rule Inside The Book

“incredible planetary alignment” and jokes that it was “half luck, half good timing, and the rest brains.”

Languaging also hints at the benefits that come with radically different distribution:

in 1920, a 25-year-old Hornsby—a lifetime .310/.370/.440 hitter to that point—hit .370/.431/.559, leading the league in all three splits, and he also led the league in hits, doubles, RBIs, and total bases. Over the next five seasons combined—this is so ridiculous—Hornsby would hit .402. Nobody, not even Ty Cobb, hit .400 over five full seasons.

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