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    Steve Sailer‏ @Steve_Sailer Jun 26

    Steve Sailer Retweeted Jon Cum

    A lot of exciting stuff happening in 100m sprint. Hopefully, not just drugs. The Japanese have been good sprinters since before WWII, making the Olympic finals (top 6) in 1932, and having a number of Olympic semi-finalists (top 16) in recent Olympics. They work real hard on it.https://twitter.com/DSACumDumpster/status/1011813772208439296 …

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    Jon Cum @DSACumDumpster
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    Steve, not to deny the very obvious genetic advantages in sprinting to west Africans, but how do you explain the two last sub-10 barrier breakers being Japanese and Italian
    8:49 PM - 26 Jun 2018
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      1. Steve Sailer‏ @Steve_Sailer Jun 26

        Maybe the post-Usain Bolt era is encouraging good runners from around the world to work extra hard on the 100m with hopes of medals coming of it? The combination of the all-time greatest sprinter plus Jamaica evidently not doing very intensive drug testing made 2008-16 hopeless.

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      2. Johnny Cleaveland‏ @CleavelandOHIO Jun 26
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        Wasn’t the 3rd guy on the podium in the 100m with Jesse Owens in 1936 Japanese? I’d love to hear a Japanese folksy joke from the 30’s about why they could run so fast. I’ll be sure not to laugh at it in 2018, tho.

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      3. Steve Sailer‏ @Steve_Sailer Jun 26
        Replying to @CleavelandOHIO

        1936 long jump podium: Jesse Owens gold, Luz Long silver, Japanese guy bronze https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Athletics_at_the_1936_Summer_Olympics_%E2%80%93_Men%27s_long_jump …

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      4. Johnny Cleaveland‏ @CleavelandOHIO Jun 26
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        My error. The 3rd place guy in the 100m from the Netherlands lived until 2002, but he chose wrong, real wrong in WWII.

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      1. iFrank‏ @WillTell999 Jun 27
        Replying to @Steve_Sailer

        Maybe i'm wrong, but i thought speed & leaping were genetic gifts and that neither hard work nor drugs would help much. "white men can't jump. you do, or you do not have quick twitch muscles.

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      1. watapon‏ @watapon91595195 Jun 26
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        Will Japan ever get a gold medal though? Since genes limit physical potential, then the fastest Japanese will fall short of the gold medal if black Africans possess faster outliers.

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