]On Behalf Of Jon Entine
Sent: Wednesday, December 20, 2000 7:39 PM
To: Conway
Cc: Track and Field List
Subject: Re: t-and-f: Borzov and misunderstanding population genetics
Mr. Entine ..
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I have not denigrated any of your
hypotheses regarding genetics .. What I merely stated was that your
On 12/20/00 10:19 AM, "t-and-f-digest"
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In a message dated Mon, 18 Dec 2000 4:05:15 PM Eastern Standard Time, "Wayne
T. Armbrust" [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
\Another example of less than sterling scholarship by Mr. Entine.
Willful ignorance has no bounds. This
Jon Entine wrote:
Moreover, it is certainly relevant to discuss all time times, especially in
sports in which access by athletes has been limited by social and cultural
factors. When Borzov was running, he was the product of a relatively
sophisticated Soviet medical and sport training
On 12/20/00 4:00 PM, "Conway" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Entine wrote:
Dear Mr. Conway:
I hope you have stopped hyperventilating. As I wrote, he was almost
certainly aided by steroids, which was the conclusion of the top East
German
scientists who I talked with and who had extensive
Entine wrote:
lNo one suggests that Borzov was not one of the great sprinters of his
time,
though he was almost certainly a product to some degree of the early
Soviet
experimentation with steroids.
Why does it have to be steroids ?? Borzov was technically one of the most
sound sprinters in
In a message dated 12/20/00 3:54:59 PM Pacific Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
whether by one pretty good Soviet sprinter who would not fair
very well in today's far more competitive field,
I don't have that much of an opinion regarding the genetics issue however the above statement is
