These were dumb answers, but please go on and on.
casual obsever wrote:
rekrunner wrote:
Really?
If PEDs make you faster, and many runners use PEDs, this raises the obvious question -- why, in the EPO-era, are there so few, by so little, non-Africans among the all time top?
Yes, really.
That is not an obvious question. It is a dumb one that has been answered here many times:
Because PEDs make you faster, instead of making you equal. Try it.
This is in line with the many studies. It is also in line with the definition of PED = performance enhancing drug, not: performance equalizing drug.
Try to understand that.
Next, look at the different cultures, body types, popularity of running, weather, altitude, (lack of) fast food and cars, etc. etc.. Then have a look at IAAF's likely doping list from 2016, where you find a lot more Africans than Americans.
I could go on, but you will continue to ignore the facts, and continue trolling.