I would argue that sports matter. Like, if you’re really into Harry Potter, and you got an email from J.K. Rowling, that would be amazing, right? Like, imagine that moment. That would be a great moment, right? But for some people, that moment is different, like the Cubs winning the World Series or a bunch of unheralded kids from a liberal arts school in Indiana going to the Final Four. Hank, we choose what we care about. And while there are better and worse choices, I would argue that caring about sports has nothing to do with LeBron James or participatory geometry—ultimately, it’s about community. I’d argue that caring about sports is a lot like caring about Harry Potter or Dungeons and Dragons or Nerdfighteria. Caring about stuff binds us to the other people who care about that stuff, and that creates the communities that make life worth living.