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> What's the difference exactly? The difference is third party contribution. If you are playing games purely for personal enjoyment that’s great. If you consid
by throwaway0asd 4y ago
> What's the difference exactly?
The difference is third party contribution. If you are playing games purely for personal enjoyment that’s great. If you consider it a sport you are probably someone else’s product with little or nothing but lost time to show for it. This has long since been explained in Nicomachean Ethics and Utilitarianism. What matters is not the carrot someone can dangle in your face but your ability to tell the difference.
- bawolff 4y agoDo you think high level (real) sports are different? That NHL players do it purely for the love of the game, with no corporate interests meddling? Like i said, what is the difference?