Roderick - you are a strange dude. Throughout this thread you have been toggling back and forth between being Meza's biggest fanboy and someone who points out how unlikely his "achievements" are to be real.
A couple of suggestions after reading your last post:
1) I don't think anybody cheats at marathons "to be an inspiration to others". Whatever it turns out to be, the explanation for this type of cheating is probably quite strange from a psychological perspective, but I'm pretty sure it involves personal benefit for Meza, not misguided altruism.
2) Perhaps you could cool it with the reliance on the examples of heroic age group runners to motivate you? Some of the race results posted for you earlier were pretty darned good for your age. You seem to be doing pretty well for yourself - why this need to latch on to the questionable accomplishments of Frank Meza? Assuming that your own times are legit, why not just keep doing the training that works for you and ditch the hero-worship which seems likely to lead to embarrassment later?