Judging the Enhanced Games by Peter Singer


If fairness in sports required a level playing field that all who wish to compete could afford, that would be a reason for banning expensive performance-enhancing drugs. But it would be a reason for banning expensive high-tech swimming suits and expensive high-tech running shoes, too.

MELBOURNE—The inaugural Enhanced Games, held in Las Vegas in May, allowed participating athletes to use performance-enhancing drugs. The Games’ founder, Aron D’Souza, claimed before the start: “We’re going to obliterate the world records … it will be a watershed moment in the history of humanity—a new generation of superheroes.”

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