> What's the rationale for funding those niche sports? You've been capitalism-pilled. Sometimes it's worth funding things that "aren't worth funding". Not ever

> What's the rationale for funding those niche sports? You've been capitalism-pilled. Sometimes it's worth funding things that "aren't worth funding". Not everything needs to return an easily measurable 10% YoY. Investing in the richness of experience for your population or student body or community is a good thing, even if it doesn't always pay itself back in an obvious way. Well-rounded people are happier, more resilient, and yes, more productive. Don't blow the whole budget on underwater basket-weaving, but investing a bit in enrichment and supporting niches is an important part of life.