So I think that people who manage sports while studying should get a reward for it, especially if they have a good grade, maybe have like 3.5 or higher GPA while you're still doing sports. I think that that's really deserving of it. I don't think a person that studies and gets a 4.0 GPA deserves that much as students because they put their heart out for maybe 10 hours a week for that instead of having time to study. I just think that they deserve it.

Well, I don't think this much about the gut, more about how easy is it to do. What is hard, having a 3.5 or harder, better GPA while doing sports and being good at it. Or just studying normally. It takes time and it takes focus. And yeah, I admit it, it feels a bit like the pro leagues. I think that we should encourage young people to keep on training and not be sloppy, lazy. Because I don't think that it would make them worse in almost everything. Studying. I know a lot of people that don't study and they don't train and they're just lazy. Well, I know even more people that actually train and also study. Because training helps the brain to focus and that should be rewarded.

Well, that doesn't seem as much as an argument to me. It just feels like you are accepting it, just not liking it, which I really respect, honestly. However, I think that the thing you are doing wrong is that instead of actually realizing why it's wrong, you say that it is wrong. So if I can just get an answer, why do you think it's wrong? If it's like college, it should be college, like you said. I think that's really fair point. But college is about... I don't think that college is about grade. I think that college is about learning and just training gets you better learning and getting better at learning should be rewarded.