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four things from 1 to 5:
directness (does it answer the question asked), coherence (do the ideas follow),
precision (concrete details and clear references), compression (says a lot per word). The weighted
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Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 5 · P 4 · Cm 4 4.60
Q So which school you pick makes a big difference?
A Um, yes. Yes, I think. Like the more cricket you play, I think it's for every other art. The more you do something, the better you get at it. The more you're challenged, the more you, um, you know, win and lose. When the more you see all of that, then you're, Your development as a, as a person is, is better. Well, I came from a school that didn't play cricket at all, but you know, my academy played cricket, so I'd play academy cricket, but I'd get probably 10 games in a year, whereas someone who has a school team will get 30 games in a year. So there is a difference between that and someone who's played, there's nothing to say that just because I played 10 matches, I can't be better than someone who's played 30 games, but If given an option, I'd want to have played 30, 30 or more games, ah, which will help me, you know, realize what are my mistakes, realize where I need to get better, ah, just challenge myself against different oppositions and teams. Yeah, which helps.
AI assessment note: “Um, yes. Yes, I think. Like the more cricket you play”
Answered raw tape
D 5 · C 4 · P 4 · Cm 3 4.15
Q Is there a different interpretation of the faith that you're resonating with when you say you went from... A particular temple to another kind of temple. What, what do you mean by calling? What changed?
A I mean, as you grew, as I learned, or as I read more about, um, um, the Hindu religion, our books, and then, you know, at whatever stage you are in, in your life, you feel like, okay, this is the God that'll, you know, there are gods, right? Like for wisdom, you have a God, for strength, you have a God, for peace and happiness, for, for everything. There's different gods in our, in our culture, which is great. So like, you know, at each stage, when I felt like this is what I'm searching, Let's say if peace is what I'm searching, I'll go to, like, go to a mandir that I feel like can give me that.
AI assessment note: “at each stage, when I felt like this is what I'm searching”
Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 4 · P 3 · Cm 3 3.60
Q What if you were born in a box?
A It would be very different. Of course, it would be very different. It's, you are, like you said, you are who you are today from the things that you've learned, uh, growing up, and your experiences, what you watched, and you always have someone you look up to, and as kids, it's generally your parents, and, you know, and what my parents did, and what I saw, that's what I learned, and, and as I grew, obviously, like, my relationship with, with God has changed over time. My parents worship, let's say, Shivji, and that's what we, you know, that's what I was taught. But then as I grew up, like my, my calling was something else. I might want to go to a Hanuman Mandir or, you know, things like that. So then my connection changed.
AI assessment note: “It would be very different. Of course, it would be very different.”
Answered raw tape
D 4 · C 3 · P 4 · Cm 3 3.55
Q Would you go to the extent of saying if you only play cricket all your life for 10 hours a day or six hours a day or whatever, it wouldn't work out as well for you at cricket as playing three hours of cricket, one hour of football, one hour of tennis?
A No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying like your athletic ability, like, Will be different. Like cricket requires like your body to move a certain way and like certain muscle groups are getting strong, but it's not an, you're not developing overall like your ability of your body. So playing football requires a different level of fitness. Playing volleyball requires a different level of fitness. Swimming requires something different. And I grew up by the beach, like a hundred meters away from my house was the beach. The Suratkal beach. Yeah, college. We lived in the campus, so we got out and the beach was right there. So I'd play a lot of sport in school and my day would finish in the beach, on the beach, would play some football and then jump, jump into the sea, swim for an hour, come back, and then study for an hour, hour. Yeah, that was my daily routine. Um, and then when I reached about I think eight by seven, eight, I was really like obsessed with cricket. I wanted to play cricket. And I kept telling my father, keep, you know, put me in a summer camp. I want to go and like, you know, because all my friends who were Not as good at cricket. When we play gully cricket, you know, you, you realize whether you're good or you're not good. So I was, I was very good and I was like, Dad, I want to go there because all my friends are going there. And at that age, you're like, um, yo…
AI assessment note: “No, I'm not saying that. I'm just saying like your athletic ability”
