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A taste for sports perhaps reflects a boyish temperament and marks arrested moral development

Drawn from what Thorstein Veblen said

What these subjects mean

Addiction Compulsive use that continues through the harm it causes — and the argument about whether it is a disease, a choice, or a response to pain.

taste Whether good and bad exist in made things, and how a maker comes to tell them apart.

What Thorstein Veblen actually said

  1. Thorstein Veblen American economist and sociologist (1857 to 1929)
    It is perhaps truer, or at least more evident, as regards sports than as regards the other expressions of predatory emulation already spoken of, that the temperament which inclines men to them is essentially a boyish temperament. The addiction to sports, therefore, in a peculiar degree marks an arrested development of the man's moral nature.

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