And also they’re already basically Monopolies. You don’t have real options. Most food products come from like 3 mega corps who own hundreds of brands.

It wouldn’t matter who pays the tariff, the price would go up regardless.

Wanting to stop that process does not actually change the law. He illegally trafficked sick child citizens out of the country.

Those are the facts.

The existence of officials looking for infractions in the few rules that they do have does not mean that overall they don’t have a looser set of rules compared to head to head competitive games. Like I said before, there often isn’t even a turn order for these events. You make your number of attempts over a long period of time and then are done.

I wouldn’t call those events “play” either. No one is really having fun riding a heavy stone multiple times. They might feel accomplished afterwards. But they aren’t engaging in play. And I still say it’s not a sport. You busting out a tautological oxford definition doesn’t really help anything.

Nah. Those aren’t games. The rules are often quite loose. You’re often not even directly competing with anyone else. Like, one person acts, and later another person acts and the results are compared. Your opponent’s actions don’t affect your results. Those field events don’t even necessarily have a set order to act on… people just wander in and out making their attempts, it’s mostly them competing with themselves.

You could run a race asynchronously as well, but time constraints prevent that.

Games have action, AND reaction. They have strategy. Throw things harder isn’t a strategy. Run faster longer isn’t a strategy.

Track and field events are not games.

Gymnastics or any kind of event involving a choreographed routine. Diving. Really any kind of race.

I don’t consider all athletic competitions to be sports.

All sports are games. Not all athletic competitions are sports.

Nice try…trying to steal my passwords…

If it’s more than 2 questions, I want it all in writing

Put the questions in bullet points so they’re easily visible. If it’s part of a paragraph, it’s getting lost.