So today in math class, we were asked by our math teacher, Mr Jacobson, ‘When do you think the 100m sprint record will be broken?’.

I’ve forgotten what had led to this question, but I know that my answer was very different from the rest.

So I’m currently writing this post because : 1. I wasn’t able to express my idea fully (tongue-tied); 2. It is kinda different from the rest of the people.The second one is that we will break it soon, latest is by the next generation. This is due to the fact that our current society’s education is now requiring their students to be an all rounder one. This would lead to the increase in the productivity in sports and the want for achievements, thus having people training harder to stand out from the rest. Self-motivation and competitiveness are one of the keys to having ‘success’ in my opinion and I believe that this would be the reason why we could break the record.

I personally think that we will break it soon, latest is by the next generation, like the rest. But the reason is different.his is due to the fact that our current society’s education is now requiring their students to be an all rounder one. This would lead to the increase in the productivity in sports and the want for achievements, thus having people training harder to stand out from the rest. Self-motivation and competitiveness are one of the keys to having ‘success’ in my opinion and I believe that this would be the reason why we could break the record.

I think that we will be achieving 9 seconds son due to the fact that our current society’s education is now requiring their students to be an all rounder one. This would lead to the increase in the productivity in sports and the want for achievements, thus having people training harder to stand out from the rest. Self-motivation and competitiveness are one of the keys to having ‘success’ in my opinion and I believe that this would be the reason why we could break the record.I haven’t heard any other ideas besides improving the ‘technology’ of the sports equipment (which is literally just shoes and clothing) and finding out the average of the number of years it took before the previous records were broken so I would really like to hear them.

I haven’t heard any other ideas besides improving the ‘technology’ of the sports equipment (which is literally just shoes and clothing) and finding out the average of the number of years it took before the previous records were broken. So if you have any other opinions, just shoot them at me.