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I like to use examples from professional sports. For instance, in football and basketball, where trillions of dollars are at stake – far more than in Heroes – and where most of that money comes from viewers, the rules and regulations of tournaments are determined solely by professionals, and the opinions of those who truly understand the subject matter are taken into account. If it were otherwise (and if they actually asked every viewer, "Should we play with two balls? Should we blind Messi to make it fair?"), the overall viewer interest would be much lower because the game would be of much lower quality.