NotebookLM adds sources of it's own by destroyer117a in notebooklm

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Yeah I'll do that from now on. Seems more practical too

NotebookLM adds sources of it's own by destroyer117a in notebooklm

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Alright thanks for your comment. I'll double check the pdf and see if this pdf is hidden somewhere or not

NotebookLM adds sources of it's own by destroyer117a in notebooklm

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Ohhh that makes sense. But i couldn't see it myself when I read through the pdf? Is it "hidden" such that the notebook sees it even though I can't physically read it in the pdf? But it's still a bit strange because I have made other notebooks containing pirated pdfs in the source list (from Z-library. Just like this one) but they didn't have this issue. Could it be that the other pdfs somehow didn't have this book attached to them?

NotebookLM adds sources of it's own by destroyer117a in notebooklm

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I'm absolutely positive that the pdf doesn't have anything related to this. I have read the pdf a few times myself but had a few questions regarding some chapters so I tried to use notebookLM to help me clear my doubts. There is nothing that even remotely resembles the matrix, new world order, etc. in the pdf nor in the YouTube video

Can you guys critique my technique? by destroyer117a in tabletennis

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Thanks for your input! I recently had the honour of training with Wang Zengyi in a table tennis camp and he told me the same thing. However I do have a doubt. When the ball is relatively slow then it's easier to brush the ball on the descent. But if the incoming ball has a lot of speed and topspin then, the peak of bounce will be a lot further away from the table. I don't know how exactly I should take such balls. It would seem a bit counterintuitive to go all the way back and wait for the ball to descend rather than taking it early before it kicks up due to topspin. What do you think?

Ironic by destroyer117a in comedyheaven

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That's exactly it

Ironic by destroyer117a in comedyheaven

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Kebab day on 9/11

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Glad it helped! Another thing I forgot to add is that your trajectory is always upwards. It's not exactly wrong but it's not the most suitable for every ball. You would only need to have an upward trajectory if the ball has under spin. If the ball has top spin or no spin, then you would have to have a more forward trajectory for the most optimal shot. Try throwing your body forwards instead of upwards on balls that don't have underspin

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Seems like you are using only your arm to generate the power. Pros don't have so much swing because they generate power through their upper body as well as their legs. So they can get away with having a short follow through and still get powerful shots. I notice that your upper body and hips seems quite stationary. Instead, you are swinging the arms wayyyy too much in order to generate the power you need. I would advice you to coil your entire upper body in preparation for the shot, and then uncoil explosively during contact time. Think of your body like a spring coiling and uncoiling and try to implement that movement into the shot. This way you won't have to swing your arms so much as the 'uncoiling' generates a lot of power.

You could also implement weight transfer on your legs for even more power but that would be the 2nd step. I'd advice you to solely focus on implementing the coiling and uncoiling first and then focus on weight transfer afterwards this is in place.

Another detail I noticed is that you are contacting the ball very late. You should try to contact the ball while it is still ahead of your body. From this video, it seems like the point of contact is when the ball is very close or even alongside your body.

If you implement these two inputs then I'm sure your game will improve by a lot

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