Dick Fosbury
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Nov 3, 2026
Barron ColemanHOST
Now it's 1236.
Barron ColemanHOST
He's walking right to the corner where Tyler Robinson did the Fosbury flop, according to one of the officers.
Barron ColemanHOST
Now we are one of the lawyers.
Barron ColemanHOST
Now he's 1238.
Rayvon FouchéGUEST
So
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
Fosbury didn't cheat when he jumped backwards over the bar with the Fosbury flop.
Neil deGrasse TysonHOST
He
Gary O'ReillyHOST
did
David BazzelHOST
And then it was Fosbury was the guy.
David BazzelHOST
It was Dick Fosbury.
David BazzelHOST
Dick Fosbury.
David BazzelHOST
So then what they started doing, Justin, they would go backwards.
David BazzelHOST
And that's what you see today.
Keith TynerHOST
He was a high jumper.
Keith TynerHOST
He high jumped with, the year the guy- Fosbury.
Keith TynerHOST
Fosbury was on his team, yeah.
Keith TynerHOST
So he's telling us these things, and we're like, this guy is just a piece of work.
Keith TynerHOST
Like, there's no way this is true.
Max the BotHOST
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Max the BotHOST
At the same time, the Quantum Insider and Daily Dot dev both surfaced an October 30th guest post using the Fosbury flop as an analogy for AI and quantum in biotech.
Max the BotHOST
The strongest factual detail among 30 early stage AI forward companies in LabCentral's AI Biohub program, only one was actively using a quantum computer.
Max the BotHOST
The Post argues that AI and biotech already lets researchers ask more nuanced questions, build virtual disease models, search biological spaces approaching 10 to the 30th power possibilities, and automate lab procedures through robotics, miniaturization, and cloud networks.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Black shirt, long pants, to obscure the rifle he had concealed down his pants, and he made his way through the campus the same route of ingress into campus that he had taken during his second scouting mission, coming through the north parking lot, making his way through that tunnel, and then going up the stairs.
Bobby CapucciHOST
We know that he then made his way, and he's recorded on camera, making his way up to the low-sea center roof, where he comes to the railing, does a Fosbury flop over the railing, and is out of camera view for about five minutes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
That time period, he removes the rifle from his pants, uses a screwdriver that he left behind with the DNA on it to reassemble a portion of that rifle, and then he made his way to the edge of the low-sea center roof.
Bobby CapucciHOST
There, he laid down in a prone position, and he would have seen this mass of people, of 3,000 plus people there for the event, took aim, put his crosshairs on Charlie Kirk, and fired at 12.23 and 28 seconds.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Black shirt, long pants, to obscure the rifle he had concealed down his pants, and he made his way through the campus the same route of ingress into campus that he had taken during his second scouting mission, coming through the north parking lot, making his way through that tunnel, and then going up the stairs.
Bobby CapucciHOST
We know that he then made his way, and he's recorded on camera, making his way up to the low sea center roof, where he comes to the railing, does a Fosbury flop over the railing, and is out of camera view for about five minutes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
That time period, he removes the rifle from his pants, uses a screwdriver that he left behind with the DNA on it to reassemble a portion of that rifle, and then he made his way to the edge of the low sea center roof.
Bobby CapucciHOST
There he laid down in a prone position, and he would have seen this mass of people, of 3,000 plus people there for the event, took aim, put his crosshairs on Charlie Kirk, and fired at 12.23 and 28 seconds.
Bobby CapucciHOST
Black shirt, long pants, to obscure the rifle he had concealed down his pants, and he made his way through the campus the same route of ingress into campus that he had taken during his second scouting mission, coming through the north parking lot, making his way through that tunnel, and then going up the stairs.
Bobby CapucciHOST
We know that he then made his way, and he's recorded on camera, making his way up to the low sea center roof, where he comes to the railing, does a Fosbury flop over the railing, and is out of camera view for about five minutes.
Bobby CapucciHOST
That time period, he removes the rifle from his pants, uses a screwdriver that he left behind with the DNA on it to reassemble a portion of that rifle, and then he made his way to the edge of the low sea center roof.
Bobby CapucciHOST
There he laid down in a prone position, and he would have seen this mass of people, of 3,000 plus people there for the event, took aim, put his crosshairs on Charlie Kirk, and fired at 12.23 and 28 seconds.
Eric HelmsHOST
And that's the way I should jump.
Eric HelmsHOST
And you go, well, the best way to jump is to torsion in the air and then try to get my hips over and do the Fosbury flop.
Eric HelmsHOST
And then there's not a cushion on the other side.
Eric HelmsHOST
There's not a bar to jump over.
Eric HelmsHOST
It is to get over this bar.
Eric HelmsHOST
Right? Yeah.
Eric HelmsHOST
And now all of a sudden some athlete, some genius... honestly, Fosbury himself, self-organized a way to get another, like, what, two inches higher versus everyone who used to, like, vault over it, right? And the first time people saw that, it was like, you know the Will Smith movie about the first time someone dunked, if I recall correctly? I'm not asking that.
Eric TrexlerHOST
Not a film guy
Eric HelmsHOST
And that's the way I should jump.
Eric HelmsHOST
And you go, well, the best way to jump is to torsion in the air and then try to get my hips over and do the Fosbury flop.
Eric HelmsHOST
And then there's not a cushion on the other side.
Eric HelmsHOST
There's not a bar to jump over.
Eric HelmsHOST
It is to get over this bar.
Eric HelmsHOST
Right? Yeah.
Eric HelmsHOST
And now all of a sudden some athlete, some genius... honestly, Fosbury himself, self-organized a way to get another, like, what, two inches higher versus everyone who used to, like, vault over it, right? And the first time people saw that, it was like, you know the Will Smith movie about the first time someone dunked, if I recall correctly? I'm not asking that.
Eric TrexlerHOST
Not a film guy
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