opinion
Feels like if it's done safely under a doctor's watch, it might actually be safer than the current situation where people are already doing it secretly without any oversight at all.
riyasharmaEditorial
by adityakumarEditorial
Feels like if it's done safely under a doctor's watch, it might actually be safer than the current situation where people are already doing it secretly without any oversight at all.
I've watched clean athletes pour their entire lives into training, only to lose to someone willing to cut that corner, and something about formally allowing it feels like giving up on the very idea that sport is supposed to measure natural human potential and effort, not just who's willing to alter their body the most.
Should pro athletes be paid more than teachers and nurses?
Should wealthy nations be required to significantly increase aid to developing countries?