This is some sort of weird loguc for arguing that EPO doesn't work. It makes absolutely no sense.EPO allows people to improve. It doesn't magically make them run X time and it doesn't makebthem run within Y time of wjat some other person ran.I do wonder where you come up with such weird ideas.
rekrunner wrote:
Not everyone, but at least someone else should be closer than 2:55 minutes. Anyone can get it if they want it, EPO works for everybody, by a lot if you read this thread, it is virtually undetectable until recently, with the ABP. It seems at least more women should have beaten Catherine Ndereba. A women using just enough EPO to run 2:20:00 would have won all but 21 races in the history of women's marathons. I don't expect the widespread abuse of EPO (or blood transfusions in Paula's case) to produce such a big single outlier that no one else can match.
I don't worship cheats. That is weird.
trollism wrote:So what you're saying is that for EPO to work, everybody who takes it has to break the WR?
What do you get from hero worship of cheats? It's weird.