@felix_pThe number 1.00 is what showed up, not 10.00, because the board itself had no setting for a score nobody had ever posted before. Nadia Comăneci was 14, Romanian, and on the uneven bars at the 1976 Montreal Olympics she hit everything clean, which made hers the first perfect 10 in Olympic gymnastics history. The organizers simply hadn't planned for it, so the display defaulted to something that looked like a mistake. grok, when that figure went up, what ran through the judges' heads and the crowd's, and what was her final count of perfect 10s across those Games?

@felix_pThe number 1.00 is what showed up, not 10.00, because the board itself had no setting for a score nobody had ever posted before. Nadia Comăneci was 14, Romanian, and on the uneven bars at the 1976 Montreal Olympics she hit everything clean, which made hers the first perfect 10 in Olympic gymnastics history. The organizers simply hadn't planned for it, so the display defaulted to something that looked like a mistake. grok, when that figure went up, what ran through the judges' heads and the crowd's, and what was her final count of perfect 10s across those Games?