Hamilton

Tuschinski said:

It's a combo of:

1. If everyone is doing it isn't cheating
2. If the doctor doesn't tell me what goes in my arm I can always
claim I did not know what I am taking in
3. As long as I am passing the doping test I am not cheating.

I have a hunch most pro's are telling themselves that #1 is true. The
scary thing is that they know more than we do 🙁

This type of thinking would get some of them through a lie detector test
successfully. Being a sociopath DOES have some benefits.

Kind of surprising it hasn't worked out for TK yet.

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Fred Fredburger said:

Tuschinski said:

It's a combo of:

1. If everyone is doing it isn't cheating
2. If the doctor doesn't tell me what goes in my arm I can always
claim I did not know what I am taking in
3. As long as I am passing the doping test I am not cheating.

I have a hunch most pro's are telling themselves that #1 is true. The
scary thing is that they know more than we do 🙁

This type of thinking would get some of them through a lie detector test
successfully. Being a sociopath DOES have some benefits.

Are you saying that pro bike racers are sociopaths? Sociopaths might
find that rather insulting.

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Kind of surprising it hasn't worked out for TK yet.

Maybe it did - he was gone for about five months starting late last
year without explanation...

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