I agree with the points about eating -- which ties in with the fallacy of using steroids to "cut". It's just an excuse to have a little more muscle while dieting but it is not the most efficacious use of the drugs.
Also, the reason there aren't many freaks is because a pitiful amount of people know how to train correctly. But, if you use gear you can look pretty good with a crappy training regime. That's rampant. But the way I see it, it's like trying to furnish a house before it's built.
I don't agree with the overtraining statement. The problem isn't necessarily overtraining -- in fact, when you'e juiced, it's almost impossible to overtrain. That's a mistake a lot of peole make and the reason people can not comprehed why the old timers made such good gains on such small amounts of gear. They trained like animals and ate like animals. The juice allowed them to do so. But all too often, people eat like crap, train like crap, but still make gains. Naturally, they think the way to make better gains is to use more gear. Again, it's putting the cart in front of the horse.
Of course, training hard doesn't mean training haphazardly. You have to be smart. You have to understand what your body needs and how to accomidate it. You must develop your insticts. It takes time and patience and study and understanding and introspection and retrospection and experiementation and learning and creativity. Aah, just do another gram of test.