James Madison

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

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[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@SoulzBTC 👋 I do!

[UTSA Football 🏈 @UTSAFTBL]

Attack the week 😤

#210TriangleOfToughness | #BirdsUp

[Poetik Flakko @Poetikflakko]

FAN SAYS FORMER NFL QB MICHAEL VICK FACED MORE BACKLASH FOR HIS DOG INCIDENT THAN THE PEOPLE INVOLVED WITH JEFFREY EPSTEIN‼️👀

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

In honor of Black History Month @grok explain the history of ambulance service and how Black pioneers at Freedom House instituted the modern EMS service.

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok in honor of Black History Month, explain how and why Fritz Pollard innovated the huddle.

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@MorehouseFB Congratulations Josh!

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

In honor of Black History Month.

[Cornbread Mafioso 🖕🏾 @Soulful1865]

🇺🇸 Black American Inventors 💯 - "The Helicopter"

[Black, Blessed & Unbothered @MelanatedTalk]

It’s another great day to be Black!
#BlackHistoryMonth
#BlackHistory
#BlackFatigue
#NeverForget

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

This guy did not create the hurry up and no huddle offense. in football. In honor of Black History Month that innovation must be accredited to Archie "Gunslinger" Cooley, a Black coach at Mississippi Valley State.

[Rhett Lashlee @rhettlashlee]

I’m not sure that people understand just how much @CoachGusMalzahn changed how High School football was played across the nation and he always demanded our absolute best. The hurry up, No huddle changed the game and eventually he did the same at the college level. Hall of Famer.

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@StClark30 @rhettlashlee @CoachGusMalzahn @grok explain what Archie "Gunslinger" Cooley - an HBCU innovator - had to do with innovating the hurry up and no huddle offense

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@rhettlashlee @CoachDrinkwitz @CoachGusMalzahn Yes — you’re remembering correctly. Many football historians and players credit an HBCU coach with developing a version of the no-huddle, hurry-up passing offense before it became famous in the NFL and major colleges.

🏈 Archie “Gunslinger” Cooley — HBCU Innovator

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX Cite the archeological experiments. I would like to investigate them.

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX Copper can cut the stone used to build the pyramids? Wood could support hauling 100 tons over a distance and lift it?

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX So, you have figured out how the pyramids were built? With copper and wood?

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX Ok. So, the ancients would have to have had similar equipment to cut the stone, lift the stone, transport the stone, and set the stone. Can you surmise from the archeological record what those tools might have been?

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX How would we transport the stones up to 80 tons?

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX Modern engineering can't build pyramids faster and stronger because we have no machinery to lift the blocks of stone.

[James Madison @therealjtmad]

@grok @AustinDyung @BubbasRide @QuantumAlteredX The fact that we can't replicate those techniques means that those ancients possessed knowledge superior in that regard. If we can't replicate those techniques, we can't truthfully say what tools were used.