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Whaddya say, [censored], is a mag-trainer immoral?
"The moral question is simple," Pound said. "It is one thing if you are
prepared to go physically endure the rigors of riding on the road. But to
be at home and climb onto a bike and go to ride pretending you're on the road,
and getting the same result, is artificial."
Ron
RonSonic said:Whaddya say, [censored], is a mag-trainer immoral?
The mag-trainer is an inanimate object. It cannot be immoral. If you,
on the other hand, use the mag-trainer, you are immoral. If it causes
you to go faster and I get dropped more often, then it's immoral and an
unfair advantage.
You can read the fine details in [censored] Pound's book - How to Make Your
15 Minutes of Fame Last for Half an Hour.
R
Pound is the reincarnation of Avery Brundage.
RicodJour said:RonSonic said:Whaddya say, [censored], is a mag-trainer immoral?
The mag-trainer is an inanimate object. It cannot be immoral.
Probably true. My fluid trainer, on the other hand, is pure evil and is
responsible for sparking the 1999 WTO riots.
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