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The humanity of umpiring may involve human beings embracing superseding concepts.
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- Joe Posnanski American sportswriter, formerly a columnist at the Kansas…
I suppose if that question has an answer, it would be that human beings can embrace what my favorite chess content creator, Levy Rozman, calls "superseding concepts." That is to say that an umpire can take into account the situation, the conditions, the flow of the game, the importance of the moment, the spirit of the rule, and make a call based on all of it, rather than just embracing the microscopic difference between safe and out, strike and ball.
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