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That's the argument that says you can dismiss Jim Thorpe and all other athletes of the 20th century, because Olympic records show clearly that athletes of the past 25 years are stronger, faster, etc. Thorpe wouldn't even qualify for the USA track team today.
And 50 years from now we can likewise dismiss Pujols and his peers for the same reason. 
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