You could tell them what you are doing, everyone reacts differently to drugs, it makes no difference to me to know what you are doing drug wise...
doesn't matter. the psychology behind telling people (people competing against you and the general public) what you're doing to beat them is flawed and inherently dishonest.
is Google telling Bing what kind of XYZ-algorithms they're using to keep their market cap? probably not. else employee's wouldn't have non-compete clauses and NDA's in their employment agreements.
at the Range Rover dealership down the road, the top producer Eddie isn't telling Pam, Todd, and Susie his secret to closing a deal so they can get the $2k bonus next month. No, he's gonna say "I just tell them 'buy the car or I'll punch you!' and they buy the cars. I dunno why you guys can't sell, maybe try it like me?".
if a guy I see every day asks me "how do I get big like you?", I'm not gonna tell him to shoot 2iu gh 8x/day, inject 3cc's testosterone cyp or enanthate in each delt twice a week, and 300mg anadrol pre workout, and to train 5days a week and eat at least 250-300 grams of protein a day. I'm gonna tell him maybe go to a dr and see about getting on TRT cuz "that's what im on", and workout 3-4 days a week and maybe add a scoop of whey protein post workout. I see that guy every day, we're in the same space, same business/company... so he's my "competition". Reminds me of what Nasser told me in 99 when I was 17 asking about insulin. he said, paraphrased "I'll help you a little bit and I tell you this because you're not a competitor of mine and you will never be a competitor of mine" and went on to talk about insulin and also said that at that point, the only thing that allowed him to continue to make "gains"/improve was GH. also reminds me of Arnold telling everyone Primo as better than Deca and that 'big guys only need 3 dbol/day' while he was eating them by the bottle.
even when they're retired. the mentality seems, and understandably so, given how many Incels live amongst us now, that then more PEDs you admit to taking, the less value your "legacy" has, or the less your success is to be admired. Like Barry Bonds *home run record and the astrisk. It's not cheating if everyone is doing it. Someone who doesn't want to use more PED's and uses that as an excuse as to why they're not "winning" or they don't look how they wish is no different from someone who doesn't want to adhere to a diet, misses workouts or skips cardio.