Steve Sailer with another very interesting article titled “Olympics 2008: Biological Questions And Answers.”

As an aside to Steve’s piece, I’ve always been suspicious of sprinters having hugely muscular upper bodies. Muscularity that would take many hours a week to build without the assistance of steroids. The female sprinters are getting more huge and more manly-looking all the time, except Allyson Felix, a prototype natural sprinter who definitely spends more time training for the track then she does juicing the juice. And as Sailer points out, she lost to a woman whose upper body dwarfs her own.