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At the present time (May 2011), the world record for the 100 meter dash is held
by Usain Bolt of Jamaica, who was able to cover that distance in 9.58 seconds.
In order to cover the same distance in 5 seconds, someone will have to move
91% faster than Usain Bolt. We believe it's not something that anyone will do
very soon, and if they do, they certainly won't be walking.
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