Does the US Hockey team need genetic engineering technology to improve?
Since the US ice hockey team in any international tournament is only good against the much weaker national teams, I think genetic engineering technology is necessary for US hockey as it’s not exactly the most popular sport in the US alone. I’m just being realistic here. I’d like to see the US do just a little bit better at winning international hockey tournaments just a bit more often. But the laws of physics, relativity, and genetics are against that. I think the US should withdraw from high level hockey competition and just prey on the weaker teams it can beat easily. I’m an American big time hockey fan and I’m sure I’m not the only American who cares about hockey. But as I said, I’m being realistic. The US needs to stay away from the strong teams until bio-genetic engineering technology comes along which may take another 50 to more than 100 years’ time. I think it’ll be another hundred or even literally a million years before the US can ever win another Olympic hockey gold medal. I know this sounds like a dumb question.
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