for anyone

[navi]

Can one use:
1) Do you know why doing the same workout every day doesn't work for you?
Because it never does.

instead of:

2) Do you know why doing the same workout every day doesn't work for you?
Because it never works for anyone.

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Can one use:
3) Do you know why doing the same workout every day doesn't work for you?
Because it doesn't.

instead of:

4) Do you know why doing the same workout every day doesn't work for you?
Because it doesn't for anyone.

Gratefully,
Navi

[Erik_Kowal]

No. "You" is restrictive, whereas "anyone" is not.

In other words, "you" refers only to the person addressed, whereas "anyone" makes a general statement.