In postboard games, if you already have enough cards to play Hogaak, Arisen Necropolis from your hand, it is often correct to do so before milling more cards to play around Surgical Extraction even if that means potentially missing a little bit of value
Some forces have pushed constructed Magic towards greater consistency, including, but not limited to, the mulligan rules (and especially the London mulligan), the massively expanded card pool with many functional variants or copies of existing cards, and the greater efficiency of deck manipulation (especially with the advent of cantrips and fetchlands)
Being part of the online program gives Pokmon statistics and numbers that prove there is a huge interest in their competitive card game
As long as you avoid errant counterspells, of course
Here, the gods are much more human than their Theros counterparts, walking amongst the mortals and lacking indestructibility
Everything else in this article is reasoned guesswork as I attempt to grapple with the enormity of this problem