Post by Richard Roberts (@raroberts99)

THE ENHANCED GAMES 🚨🚨

This is a very interesting, controversial, opinion based and thought provoking subject matter, which goes against the grain, and extends way beyond just 'Sport'. Justification of such events, are generally and widely promoted as 'the exploration of human potential and scientific evolution'. 🏋🏻🚴🏻🏊🏻🚣🏻🤼‍♀️

What are your thoughts!? 🤔

Do you agree or disagree with such initiatives? ✅❌

And, what benefits or harm do you see with events that openly promote and display underlying scientific enhancements for human performance!? 🚨🚧🚦

SUBJECT MATTER

The Enhanced Games is a controversial, privately-funded international sporting event that permits athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs (PEDs) under medical supervision, operating independently of the International Olympic Committee and World Anti-Doping Agency.

Key Details:
Inaugural Event: Held on May 24, 2026, at Resorts World in Las Vegas.

Disciplines: The competition featured track, swimming, and weightlifting.

Rules: Athletes used FDA-approved substances (like testosterone and growth hormone) openly while being medically monitored.

Incentives: Organizers offered lucrative financial rewards, including a $1 million bonus for breaking long-standing world records.

Critics and traditional sports authorities argue the event normalizes drug use and poses severe long-term health dangers. Conversely, organisers market the games as an exploration of human potential and scientific evolution.

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THE ENHANCED GAMES 🚨🚨 This is a very interesting, controversial, opinion based and thought provok...

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POULTRY AND FISHERY: The use of PED could reveal the true boundaries of human performance and deliver real physiological data, unlike the current hypocritical cat-and-mouse game in elite sport. The spirit of competition has always evolved with technology, as long as safety is prioritized.
David Onyedikachi: While it may expose the limits of human biology under medical oversight, it could erode the core value of natural talent and create a two-tiered athletic world. Science should advance medicine, not redefine fair competition.
Richard Roberts: @poufish @Mazi_
Totally agree Gents, I am so conflicted, as it's always interesting to see the max that is biological possible, against the fairness ethics, and relatively unknown dangers of pursuing perfection or redlining the human body. Combat sport I believe would be and is too dangerous a terr...