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- The mistake you make is making this causal. There’s no way to know what would have happened without a vaccine. That’s why medical research is really really hard and anecdotes like yours carry little weight. (Speaking here as a researcher, so let’s just not have a debate you’re going to lose, thankyouverymuch.)
- Pidcock was the only one to put the fight to Pogacar year and probably learned along the way. Who knows. I always assume Pogacar will win, but sometimes no, and that makes for great racing moments.
- really really difficult to rule on, but my first thought watching the race is moves like that while possibly “legal” because he was pedaling, need to get a multi day suspension, as it was a direct effort to become an dangerous obstacle.
- I'm always rooting for Pogi, but at the same time so happy he's on UAE.
- How refreshing to see a high profile sportsperson not getting tied up in politics. Derek Gee could learn a thing or two.
- Could you point me in the direction of the studies confirming the vaccine caused "thousands' of deaths.
- Mexico is South American?
- Marianne Vos has won eight elite world championships in cyclocross as well so not yet "more than any other in the history of the sport."
- Cycling desperately needs a draft system. I'm always rooting for Almeida but at the same time hate he's on UAE.
- Sure mate, whatever you say... LOL.
It's like me claiming the vaccine made me a stronger rider - I actually did get stronger, but only because I rode A LOT more during lockdown with nothing else to do, and the streets were gloriously empty!
In fact, I even received a cocktail of various vaccines before my trip to Borneo over Christmas just past, and guess what? I got even stronger as a rider! I got 5th in the Strava KOM ranking for one of my local segments just two weeks ago!
Maybe you should try a vaccine or two - it might just make you a stronger rider!
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