EPTMatthew Fink: A Question of Hardware - Page 3
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julysun
United States29 Posts
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JerkStore_ajs
United States1 Post
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vik7
United States227 Posts
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Zerg.Zilla
Hungary5029 Posts
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Strawburry17
Australia130 Posts
Matt Hwaiting! | ||
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
As someone earlier in the thread wrote this makes me want to tackle the world tomorrow with a full head of steam. All the best Mr Fink and I will be looking forward to hearing more. | ||
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UnceL
Poland73 Posts
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endy
Switzerland8970 Posts
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Marou
Germany1371 Posts
"Here he outlined the fact that, while people with disabilities are often encouraged to compete, the truth of that competition is that it takes place between people with disabilities. By contrast, he feels that esports offer scenarios in which he feels as though he's at no disadvantage. The dream, he says, is that there will come a time when people with disabilities compete on even footing with able-bodied players in what he calls, "a shining example of what can be accomplished when people are willing to look past another person's physical appearance and see their potential and valuable perspective." Well put. This is my dream for esport, i wish that in the future we will see disabled people competing with others fellow from different genders, race, whatever sexual orientation (as long as it's not children yeah) at the top level of esports. Not only it would be a marvelous thing to see, it would also be the best way to show to the world that esport is far more than just gaming, it's about competition, passion and dedication and whatever physical attribute you have, you can be the best. I wish the very best to Matthew Fink, i hope his story inspires more disabled people to try their hand (no pun intended) at esports. Also check out the story of Space, a korean progamer from warcraft3 if you don't know it. This guy is the real deal, he was badly disabled and managed to be one of the very best warcraft3 player. | ||
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rebuffering
Canada2436 Posts
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IMLyte
Canada714 Posts
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Dismay
United States1180 Posts
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Qwyn
United States2779 Posts
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Loophole
United States867 Posts
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Eddieee
Netherlands4 Posts
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Atropin
Germany96 Posts
and its about an amazing person i have tons of respect for - in fact as a psychotherapist i am trying to teach a lot of my patients the way of thinking and chosing whats is important and what not that is shown by matt would love to know his current league | ||
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Lambertus
South Africa966 Posts
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Roth
Germany165 Posts
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PaWnStaR
Switzerland27 Posts
 Another fan gained here! Good luck in your future! | ||
Ragnarork
France9034 Posts
His story is quite a lesson in itself, about willingness, about following dreams, about overcoming whatever life throws at you... He deserves a lot of attention and support imo ! | ||
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