The only difference between a good shot and a bad shot is if it goes in or not.

Summary

This quote emphasizes that whether a shot is considered good or bad ultimately depends on whether it achieves its intended goal, that is, going into the intended target. It suggests that the distinction between a successful shot and an unsuccessful one lies solely in the outcome. This perspective disregards factors like style, technique, or aesthetics and highlights the significance of results in determining the quality of a shot.

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