Just wondering if there was ever someone hanged (the long-drop way, of course) who was able to perform a loop so as to be able to thwart the execution.
L is for going with the flow so as to avoid even worse outcomes.
Gymnasts and 'boarders' know from experience to cross themselves, so to speak, to achieve a graceful flow of movement.
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The loop is absolutely integral to so many academic disciplines and everyday operations, like dubbing and feedback systems, that running around in circles (unless your foot is nailed to the floor) doesn't seem to be a problem, even if it may be dizzying at times. In fact, the loop the loop (continuous feedback) is the primary way that life is managed, for better or worse. "Figures don't lie, but liars figure," is the example.
Innovations are exciting but consistencies (the same things, the same way, every day) are the way that production both keeps track and stays on track. So, the next time life throws you for a loop, go with it. Better yet, add another loop for good measure - that way, you'll never have enough rope to hang yourself, so to speak.
