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That can certainly be the case, although usually I find that athletes are not the kind of people who should be considered inspirational. But on the other hand,
by tomjen3 2y ago
That can certainly be the case, although usually I find that athletes are not the kind of people who should be considered inspirational.
But on the other hand, if you were to go watch a launch from SpaceX, You will find that there's already a crowd being inspired, experiencing joy, and it absolutely brings people together. So why not work more on that and less on sports?
- NickC25 2y ago>But on the other hand, if you were to go watch a launch from SpaceX, You will find that there's already a crowd being inspired, experiencing joy, and it absolutely brings people together. So why not work more on that and less on sports? You go find me a Space X launch in some of the countries that produce, say, top footballers. In those countries, then go find me a robust educational infrastructure. You won't find the educational resources for one to become a top aerospace engineer or astrophysicist in say, Ghana or Mali. Sports are popular because enjoying them either by playing or watching doesn't require a ton of brain power. Let people enjoy what they want, who are you (or I) to judge?