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The fight against performance-enhancing drugs has long been framed as a moral crusade. But some heretics like retired investigator Don Catli
However, a small group of heretics—academics, mostly, but also people like Logan—have started to challenge that view. The war on doping, they contend, has done far more harm than good: wasting money, retarding medicine, fostering corruption, and trampling on athletes’ rights and dignity while failing to protect their health. The ongoing Russian scandal—which features bribes, extortion, and state security agents infiltrating a Moscow anti-doping laboratory to slip doctored urine samples through a secret hole in an office wall, all resulting in at least 111 Russian athletes being banned from Rio—is not, to them, a meaningful victory. Rather, it’s a sign of ongoing defeat. Sports keep fighting. Drugs keep winning. Wouldn’t it be safer, rational, and arguably more honest to end PED prohibition? To permit, study, and regulate the drug use that already happens regardless of the rules?
To everyone who wants to rethink their views on anti-doping enforcement in sports: this article is from 2016 but imo just as relevant today.
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Tadej Pogačar claimed his fourth stage victory of the 2026 Tour de France after another decisive attack left Jonas Vingegaard unable to respond. Vingegaard had spent a long period setting the pace at the front of the reduced group on the Col du Haag. The Visma | Lease a Bike leader pushed hard, but Pogačar remained composed before launching his own acceleration with less than two kilometres remaining before the summit. The Slovenian later said the numbers on his bike computer showed just how demanding Vingegaard’s pace had been. “If my power meter was showing the right numbers when I looked down while he was pulling, he was producing an incredible performance,” Pogačar said after the stage at the press conference. “Jonas is really good, but I think he is missing something.” Pogačar believes the difference between them is small. However, he also feels Vingegaard is not currently reaching the same level he showed during their battles in previous editions of the Tour. Pogačar believes the difference between them is small. However, he also feels Vingegaard is not currently reaching the same level he showed during their battles in previous editions of the Tour. “I think Jonas is missing a little bit compared to the last few Tours,” he said. “He is there and he is really strong. I think he knows that as well, but I also think he knows he is missing that little punch.” “It is a very small percentage. Then he is there with me.” “I expected that he probably would not be able to stay with me,” Pogačar said. The manner of the attack again underlined the difference between the pair. Vingegaard was able to sustain a punishing tempo, but when Pogačar changed the rhythm, the Dane had no immediate answer. Pogačar nevertheless believes the longer climbs later in the race could produce a different type of battle. “Maybe he will get an extra boost on the longer and harder mountains, such as Alpe d’Huez,” he said. “Maybe he drops me there. You never know.” Those climbs may offer Vingegaard more time to impose a sustained effort, rather than having to respond to one explosive acceleration. For that reason, Pogačar is not treating the contest as settled. “I definitely do not rule him out for the days ahead,” he said. “He is really strong. He is only missing a little punch.”
Like it really is end of an era this is the first time in years they won’t be first and second
Ok queens on the count of 3 we're all going to stop catastrophizing 1 2 3
what the fuck is going on in that stupid evil team
Am i just not seeing the tea or is our fav reality tv show tdf kinda meh this year
how it feels to accept you're fucked forever
what are you wearing rn and is it representative of your style
when u piss urself so many times that drying ur pants with a hand dryer in a public toilet, stuffing ur panties in ur pocket and clocking back to work becomes normal
only then do u understand what it means to be me
deep down you know june is actually going to feel like this. put down the poem excerpts
If they make a fuck ass tom holland ass naruto live action i will gag
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