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This is one of the most fun papers I've read in a while. You will love this one. So, what if you knew every athletic move perfectly, but had no idea when to use which? A perfect vault is useless if the table moves away. This is the strange problem of teaching parkour to a…
- 01.This is one of the most fun papers I've read in a while
- 02.You will love this one
- 03.So, what if you knew every athletic move perfectly, but had no idea when to use which
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