dullard wrote:
This is why I ignore those who say "but they were already fast in high school" to defend super sus athletes especially in the US where there's a lot to be gained from being fast in high school in order to impress college recruiters.
I laugh at people who overreact to outliers and throw the blanket. There's been a smorgasbord of that today.
Every year there are going to be some drug busts. It's hilarious ignorance to take that reality and dismiss the overpowering advantage owned by prodigies, in track and field and every other facet of life. It's the same reason Harvard has produced the most presidents with Yale second.
Today was priceless. I miss my Las Vegas years, where everybody shrugged. Big picture dominates. If all you know is the most recent item on the plate you have no chance.