The manifesto
Stan Lee is gone.
And the superheroes we all got to grow up with mean nothing to the kids coming up now. Too many of them have nobody to look up to. And you know what they say: idle hands are the devil's playground.
So let's give kids the new kind of superhero they need. Not one in a comic book. One they can become themselves.
The power isn't the jump. It's learning something hard, in public, and not quitting until you land it.
Here's how. I'm taking my electric unicycle and doing things with it that bend the mind, and push the limits past anything any of us thought was possible. Every jump gets riskier than the last.
Nobody watches a jump that can't go wrong. These can. Hopefully they won't. I'd love to be around to see what this does for St. Louis.
The jumps are mine. The math is yours. Solve it. Don't try it.
Brian Rafael TakéSt. Louis, October 2026
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