Likewise no one wants to watch a juiced up player hit a home run every time. Theres no spectacle in that. Be careful with such sweeping statements. I think it

Likewise no one wants to watch a juiced up player hit a home run every time. Theres no spectacle in that. Be careful with such sweeping statements. I think it'd be cool as hell to watch athletic competitions that were really just proxies for various performance-enhancing labs to show off their latest, greatest stuff. I don't watch the Tour de France now, for instance, but if all of those riders were openly doping and tweaking to expand their limits in new and interesting ways, I probably would. Pro athletes already make sacrifices that the rest of us would consider horrific, wrecking their health and shortening their lifespans for the sake of a few years of glory and attention. What's suggested here is absolutely nothing new.