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The Fascinating History of Gladiators: Interview with Alexander Mariotti

Tides of History

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Human Nature Drives Repetition

Human behavior repeats not due to conscious recollection of history, but because the fundamental nature of humans remains unchanged. Practices evolve organically from the inherent limitations and capabilities of the human body. For instance, the structure of combat sports, such as round-based formats, has developed as a practical response to athletic performance needs, rather than from direct historical imitation. The optimal fighting duration has been identified through trial and error, reflecting an intuitive understanding of human endurance and engagement in sport.

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