ISYS Enhanced Games (3 March) by BM 04

Do you think that enhanced games should be allowed in the Olympics? Support your answer with evidence.

bmss04 — 2025-03-03 04:23:28 UTC

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bmss04 — 2025-03-03 04:26:50 UTC

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bmss04 — 2025-03-03 04:27:23 UTC

Sherlin

2025-03-03 07:40:28 UTC

Athletes in olympics train very hard to compete, by cheating it’s unfair

Dylan

2025-03-03 07:40:50 UTC

I disagree because the “enhanced games” is more towards drugs than pure skill in the sport. This shows that people with no experiences in the sport can take drugs and surpass other real athletes with decades of training and experiences which does that it is very unfair to many people

I strong agree

teng_jun_qi_nigel — 2025-03-03 07:41:07 UTC

I strongly agree as using science and technology will allow us to push boundaries and do what was deemed impossible for humans. These activites can also boost research in human biology and science and technology.

javier

foo_jong_theng — 2025-03-03 07:41:23 UTC

I disagree since talking drugs or other substances in competing in a competition is not fair compared to the other athletes that has trainer hard for the competition. I think that people do so because they want to do their family or country proud, however, it would be unfair for other athletes.

jaeren

2025-03-03 07:41:32 UTC

i think it should not be allowed as there is no point in competing if you are going to use performance enhancing drugs to boost your performance, compared to all the other athletes who train hard every day

Jesse and Sheng Le

2025-03-03 07:42:02 UTC

I strongly agree that drugs should be allowed in the Olympics as it allows athletes to push beyond natural limits and not be limited by physical or genetic boundaries. Although there are many health disadvantages, athletes should have the choice to choose how they can compete

Zhenrui

2025-03-03 07:42:11 UTC

As drugs are bad and make things unfair for those who put in hard work training for the specific event while another person can attain the same level or higher than the people who trained for it with just drugs.

Harleen

harleen_kaur10 — 2025-03-03 07:42:20 UTC

I disagree. The health of athletes may be affected as they might overdose on the drug as they are fouced on winning. This might also be a disadvantage for other athletes who are not using drugs, as those who use the drugs might have the upper hand at wining.

Edwin

2025-03-03 07:42:21 UTC

Not fair for those who don't want to take drugs for their health, advantage for those who take drugs.

Rafadil

2025-03-03 07:42:23 UTC

Performance enhancing drugs should NOT be allowed. Ts is lwk not safe for future generations fr as they would grow up in a community normalising and advocating for drug use, which is bad for them due to their side efffects which may shorten their life span Ykwim?

zhiya

huang_zhiya — 2025-03-03 07:42:32 UTC

No. Using drugs to win makes it unfair for the other competitors because it crushes their dreams by playing cheat and if everyone uses drugs then it isn't entertaining to watch anymore because it's not about talent or hardwork anymore.

wangyue

2025-03-03 07:42:34 UTC

No,as drug using is highly dangerous to atheists,it would lead to multiple diseases as well as addiction.Thus this would build a harmful environment for both sports and younger generations.

I think that exhanced games is just a different way for athletes to perform. I mean being natural is just a title nothing more.

2025-03-03 07:42:43 UTC

Yikai

Emily

emily_yeow_jia_yi — 2025-03-03 07:42:44 UTC

I disagree because if they encourage the use of performance enhancing drugs, its a chemistry lab instead of olympics and also its not practical

2025-03-03 07:42:47 UTC

Sure why not

2025-03-03 07:43:00 UTC

I disagree as a sport should have people maximising their true potential in order to win the Olympic gold.Encouraging drugs is not a good thing as you would not know your potential as relying on a drug will help boost your performance while having impact on your life or your future.

Yes it would be fun to watch

2025-03-03 07:43:01 UTC

Jinyue

2025-03-03 07:43:08 UTC

I strongly disagree that enhanced games should be allowed in the Olympics because drugs made the games more depend on the how strong the medicine compare to their real strategy.

Saloni

2025-03-03 07:43:16 UTC

I strongly disagree that enhance games should be in the Olympics because using drugs is not a good thing.

Vaelan

2025-03-03 07:43:32 UTC

I dont think that enhanced olympics should be allowed. As even thought the olympics is meant to test and showcase peak human performance. Due to the overwhelming downsides of taking drugs to enhance their physical attributes, it can negatively and permanently affect how they live in the near future

Jaz

2025-03-03 07:43:42 UTC

I think enhanched games should not be allowed in the Olympics. This is because it breaks the true point of Olympics itself,, (true sportsmanship?).. Enhanced games gives an unfair advantage to those who actually put in the effort to get the records they deserve while those taking the drugs do less but get more.

Caitlyn

2025-03-03 07:43:50 UTC

I strongly because I feel that the Olympics were originally made to prove to others ones determination skill and effort they put in to their sport however the drugs defeat the purpose of this and also sportsmen ships will not be evident in such games. It also poses a risk to the athletes themselves as well as makes it unfair to those who have work d hard to get their position on the Olympics

Ethanael

2025-03-03 07:43:57 UTC

I agree because I feel that allowing athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs would definitely push the limits of human ability, like how fast can we beat Usain Bolt’s 100m run? This can motivate people to push their limits. There can be some disadvantages like death after overdosing but I think that with some regulations, this can be avoided.

Qiyao

2025-03-03 07:44:10 UTC

It is really harmful for the athletes’ bodies and risky as there might be conflicts happening among athletes who has took drugs, as they would not be able to control themselves

Isaac 3s3

2025-03-03 07:44:22 UTC

I do not agree that it should be a part of the Olympics, as I feel that would remove the feeling of proper sportsmanship being played at the Olympics and I feel that it would take away the authenticity completely as the competitors are using performance enhancers instead of playing with their own skill. I feel that if it were to be implemented it would have to be implemented as it's own competition so as not to disrupt the authenticity of the Olympics but to still be able to gather all the research from the proposed drug enhanced competition

Junwei

2025-03-03 07:44:27 UTC

It brings athletes to unhealthy lifestyle and unfairness to other athletes. I think Olympics should be achieved through hard work and dictation.

Jiayun

yang_jiayun — 2025-03-03 07:45:06 UTC

I strongly disagree with the idea of enhanced games.First, the drugs are really expensive and the athletes from poor countries are not able to get the drugs,so it’s unfair for them. Second, the use of drugs may cause some serious harm to athletes’ health,just look at the athletes who suffered from the drug abuse.

Xu Noah

2025-03-03 07:46:05 UTC

Enhanced games should never be allowed in the Olympics, because this will not only affect the fairness of competitive sports, but also blaspheme the Olympic spirit. The core purpose of the Olympics is not to pursue the results of "higher, faster, stronger", but to encourage people to break their own limits and experience the fun of competitive sports and the fairness of fair competition in the process of surpassing themselves. If the results of an athlete's years of hard work can be destroyed at will by doping, then holding the Olympics will be meaningless.

Yixuan

2025-03-03 07:46:14 UTC

may cause negative effects to athletes’ body