When I was a kid, there was a game called “goalkeeper”—you’d play soccer well, beat all your opponents, score a goal, then switch to goalkeeping. If someone worse than you scored, you’d still have to stay in goal and watch the others. The worst part was, if you were a good goalkeeper, you wouldn’t let any goals in. Isn’t that proof of how fragile justice can be? Because you never knew if the other player in goal was deliberately letting goals in. There were always arguments: “Was that goal even allowed?” Turns out, as a child, we were taught that success gets punished 😄
