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Except that the universal adoption of sports would result in a net positive. The same cannot be said for pornography. Also it makes just as much sense like thi
by Cro_on 6y ago
Except that the universal adoption of sports would result in a net positive. The same cannot be said for pornography.
Also it makes just as much sense like this: 'sports is to sex as pornography is to war.'
- RugnirViking 6y agoPresumably that is because war is bad and sex is not bad?
- shoes_for_thee 6y agoIt's easy to miss the point of any analogy if you try hard enough.
- edgarvaldes 6y agoI think it referes to the spectactle aspect of sports
- webmaven 6y ago> Except that the universal adoption of sports would result in a net positive. The same cannot be said for pornography. By adoption of sports, do you mean universal participation or spectation? The former I suppose would be a net positive, if you limit the requirement to just making sure everyone does at least some physical activity every day, but if you mean that everyone should be required to play some sport as a significant pastime the negatives start reducing the net positive. If the latter, I must vehemently disagree. We would probably be better off banning spectator sports entirely rather than making everyone watch.
- Cro_on 6y agoJust a quick way to say that I think a little exercise goes a long way :)