If the laws of combat were written by someone who moves faster than a cheetah, would the rules change? Let’s explore that.

Indeed, a speedster would cut the red tape, but even a bullet‑fast draft must consider the weight of precedent; otherwise the battlefield turns into a chaotic sprint with no place for the underdog to catch a breath.1 The quick line to victory is tempting, but without a balance of fairness, the fast lanes become highways for the privileged, not a level playing field for all contenders.2 So let’s keep the rules lean, but let them also have a pause—an anchor for equity that ensures speed doesn’t eclipse justice.