Question

Bragmore is a successful businessman who

works with children's groups, sports teams,
environmental causes, and is himself a world
sports champion in off-road ATV racing who
holds multiple world titles. In a recent
multiple-day race in the desert where
temperatures were over 110F and the sand
was blowing, he was leading by two minutes
after the first leg of the race. During the second
leg of the race, his primary competitor, Aprince, who was in second place, spilled gasoline on his own
googles which caused them to melt. Aprince did not have a spare pare of goggles but Bragmore did.
Bragmore could elect to not lend his spare goggles to Aprince which would guarantee his win under the
conditions in which they were racing, or he could lend them to Aprince and continue the battle on equal
footing. There is a $100,000 prize for first place but both Aprince and Bragmore are already extremely
wealthy
What should Bragmore do and why?

Answer 1

Bragmore should lend his spare pair of goggles to his primary competitor Aprince and should play fair.

Step-by-step explanation:

Winning is very important in a competition but more than winning what matters more is playing fair and playing hard to compete with your competitors where every one is given equal chances to show their strength and capabilities.

Even though not giving goggles to his primary competitor will increase the chance of Bragmore to win the race easily and he will win the cash prize but that would not be a fair fight. So he should fight giving equal opportunities to his competitor also and give his spare goggles to his competitor.