The principle of fairness is fundamental to sport. It requires that all participants have an equal opportunity to win and that the rules of the game are applied impartially.

Cheating is defined as any action that violates the rules of the game. Gamesmanship is defined as any action that is within the rules but is considered to be unfair or unethical. Cheating is always intentional, while gamesmanship can be unintentional.

Doping is the use of performance-enhancing drugs or methods to improve an athlete's performance. It is the most common form of cheating in sport.

The use of performance-enhancing drugs raises a number of ethical concerns. They give athletes an unfair advantage, they can be dangerous to athletes' health, and they undermine the integrity of sport.

Money is a necessary part of sport, but it can also lead to corruption and greed. It can also create a divide between professional and amateur athletes.

The commercialization of sport can lead to the exploitation of athletes, undermine the integrity of sport, and make sport less accessible to the general public.

The media can play a positive role in sport by promoting sport and making it more accessible to the general public, holding athletes and sports organizations accountable, and raising awareness of ethical issues in sport.

Technology can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.

Social media can be used to promote sport and make it more accessible to the general public, hold athletes and sports organizations accountable, and raise awareness of ethical issues in sport.

Artificial intelligence can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.

Robotics can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.

Genetic engineering can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.

Cloning can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.

Cyborgs can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.

Transhumanism can be used to enhance athletes' performance, improve the accuracy of officiating, and make sport more accessible to the general public.