The Enhanced Games are dangerous. They’re not a celebration of science
The Enhanced Games are criticized for prioritizing commercial interests over genuine athletic competition. The event is described as a marketing platform for performance-enhancing drugs rather than a true sporting event. Concerns are raised about the implications of normalizing drug use in sports and the potential risks to athletes' health.
- ▪The Enhanced Games are set to take place at Resorts World Las Vegas, showcasing a variety of sports.
- ▪Critics argue that the event serves as a marketing tool for performance-enhancing drugs rather than a legitimate competition.
- ▪The organizers have launched a telehealth operation to sell substances related to the Games, raising ethical concerns.
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