Possible update: spectator sports makes no more difference to the real world than any other passive entertainment medium does.
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We are drowning in symbolic conflict, and it's being pushed into non-symbolic harm.
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Not a radical idea, just wrong. Sports is part of the real world: injury, enjoyment, distraction, fame, shame, riches, sexual selection...
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Counterexample: upset NFL losses cause domestic violence https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3712874/pdf/nihms461468.pdf …
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There's a lot of father-son bonding that takes place at spectator sporting events... I would think that counts for something.
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People should play sports instead of watching then
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cognitive-emotional dimensions of Sport have implications for cul. trans. and thus sport has subversive political potential
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Having a successful national football team tends to lessen tribal tensions within a country - or so some claim. Comedy, the Alt-Rt SJW team?
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Televised sports, as opposed to getting out to stadiums, probably makes that more true with every passing decade.
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I wonder how many people play them though..
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