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There is gradation of supplementation —exempli gratia: if you a soldier, or a warrior, something like calisthenics may merely serve as supplementation to the purposes of both, or either, of the former —which, within their respective ambits, imply proactivity in themselves—; if you are a "N E E T", or a mediocrat, or a simpleton, and are otherwise healthy & ablebodied, and elevate the activities of what amounts to home exercises as the peak of what you should be doing with your body, your lifestyle redounds in surrogacy, rather than abounding in hierarchical supplementation.

There are degrees of supplementation —exempli gratia: if you a soldier, or a warrior, something like calisthenics may merely serve as supplementation to the purposes of both, or either, of the former —which, within their respective ambits, imply proactivity in themselves—; if you are a "N E E T", or a mediocrat, or a simpleton, and are otherwise healthy & ablebodied, and elevate the activities of what amounts to home exercises as the peak of what you should be doing with your body, your lifestyle redounds in surrogacy, rather than abounding in hierarchical supplementation.

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>can we admit this quote is the biggest idiot trap of all time evangelized by idiots who have never practiced anything seriously in their life?

In the sense of repeating already lessons for no purpose or stepping on the same proverbial rake? no, since that redounds in farcical nuisance; in the sense of rejecting the funneling action of disciplinary drills? yes, since that facilitates the honing action of perfecting skills.