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This has to be with substances

• manholio 4y ago
  One could safely assume he drank and ate some substances during this event.
  • lake_vincent 4y ago
    The guy was clearly juiced up on dihydrogen monoxide.
    • MerelyMortal 4y ago
      I can't believe the run ogranizers allowed him to use DHMO (dihydrogen monoxide), it's a very deadly substance if one isn't careful. There's even a website dedicated to how devistating it is: https://www.dhmo.org https://www.dhmo.org
      • lake_vincent 4y ago
        The performance advantage is ridiculous too. You see a guy on DHMO next to a regular guy without it, and the results are very predictable. Totally unfair.
    • toss1 4y ago
      Could be, but I think he was using hydrogen hydroxide
• Victerius 4y ago
  Even if it is, it's still his leg muscles, his cardiovascular endurance, his ability to remain awake for 24 hours doing an intense exercise without collapsing of fatigue. Substances don't confer superpowers.
  • bergenty 4y ago
    Yes they do, amphetamines would accomplish everything you wrote above. With enough hydration and amphetamines I’m certain even I could accomplish this and my general time for a mile over 20 miles is currently 8.5 minutes.
    • anthonypasq 4y ago
      go do it then
      • bergenty 4y ago
        Yeah not trying to get addicted to highly addictive substances.
• drumttocs8 4y ago
  Yep, if anything I'm fascinated by the advance in science in this area. It's amazing how much work is being done in human longevity and healthspan that isn't "publicly" funded.
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• stjohnswarts 4y ago
  yeah I'm sure he used chemicals to get him to the finish line. I mean everyone does, it's how human bodies work.