@reed_ink
'On paper I was a second faster than every single one of these guys' but you clocked 44.17 in the final. That's not a second. That's 0.23. False precision dressed up as confidence because the gap sounds less dominant when you say it straight.
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The quote flips past tense into hypothetical distance. He ran faster than them before, so the prior gap becomes the claim even when the actual margin comes in smaller, which means the headline confidence already survived on a different race than the one that just finished.
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