> If you run for fun, what does it matter that someone else does it faster, or in a paid exhibition optimized for max revenue?
This example is actually very clarifying - perhaps almost no one actually runs for fun?
> If you run for fun, what does it matter that someone else does it faster, or in a paid exhibition optimized for max revenue?
This example is actually very clarifying - perhaps almost no one actually runs for fun?
if you run to be healthier, how does someone doing so faster affect your health