Lance Armstrong

[jdonn]

Wow I never knew it was so "clear" that Lance was a doper. This has changed my outlook on life. :(

[y66]

This type of topic comes up all the time.

 

I dont get what is so wrong with taking chemicals to improve.

 

I think people forget, foods are just chemicals...water is just chemical.

 

If the stuff is bad or does not work than that is an argument for better chemicals not zero.

 

 

Question 2: Do you know what the expression "prisoner's dilemma " refers to?

 

Question 3: Do you understand how "prisoner's dilemma" applies to doping?

Mike, don't answer those!

What are you worried about? Have you ever seen Mike answering a question?

Or did you mean "don't post a reply to this"?

Canid humor (playful irony) obviously.

[Winstonm]

I prefer an athlete who may have doped to one who is a dope.

[mrdct]

I very much doubt that there would be a single rider in the Tour de France not taking some sort of performance enhancing substance. How else are they able to ride their bikes up and down mountains for six hours a day for three weeks? These are all carefully managed professional teams which know every trick in the book to avoid getting caught and push the limits of the banned substances rules and testing regimes.

[OleBerg]

How else are they able to ride their bikes up and down mountains for six hours a day for three weeks?

They pumped the tubes harder. They have said so themselves.