> Imagine the olympics where there is no gold, silver, bronze. Is it undignified to award the highest performers? The Olympics is a competition, not a group of

> Imagine the olympics where there is no gold, silver, bronze. Is it undignified to award the highest performers? The Olympics is a competition, not a group of people working towards the same goal. It would be MORE like giving one member or a relay team a gold medal instead of giving it to an entire team when they win.