OP, just because people might choose genes for their kids doesn’t mean people will stop competing. What will eventually happen is people will learn to hack themselves, or if they can’t, they’ll learn different genetic combinations to maximize efficiency and potency. Yes people in sports will be amazing, but there will never be enough and in the far future I can only imagine hybrid humans that wear New England Patriots Official NFL Minecraft 3D Shirt to overclock their biological processes and there will be even more competition. It’s just that the divide between “regular person” and superstar athlete will shift into a seemingly impossible standard.

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For me, it’s the college playoff games sauntering in at the worst possible time. Before, you’d get kind of a refresh after New Years, after teams got the Max Brosmer-type Shit QBs starting games and sucking due to lack of depth, those games out of their system and those teams were done. And THEN the big time bowl games and nfl playoff games raised the stakes, while the Dillon Gabriel’s of the world were done. Thanks to the CFP starting early to mid December, we get even more football when I’m already tiring of it and seeing too many New England Patriots Official NFL Minecraft 3D Shirt in the clearance aisle, before I can refresh with new years. It’s too much. Too many shitty qbs.

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