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@MenInBlackNZ @formularacers_ @Motorsport_IT Thats way to early to say

@formularacers_ @Motorsport_IT Might this be the near end of Newey?

🚨 | NEW: Aston Martin may only set out to complete the formation lap and a few race laps in Australia, per @Motorsport_IT. Reliability issues and a lack of spare parts make it unlikely the AMR26 can complete a race distance.

DENNIS HAUGER IS HERE, EVERYONE. 👀

@AdwilKhan @GBarca_ Saw thag against Frankfurt….

@GBarca_ When they close the roof as well...it's gonna be long but not for us

No team in the world can actually survive this Camp Nou atmosphere

@cozierpanda @formularacers_ Tradition is important. And its still the best quali of the year

@formularacers_ Ah good. It's back to being as boring as possible. But tRaDiToN.

🚨 | BREAKING: The FIA have removed the Monaco GP's mandatory two-stop rule from the regulations. This means Monaco will have the same pit-stop requirement as any other race - unlike the special rules applied last year.

@MikeScatena @isaiah_bb Thats a very stupid opinion

@isaiah_bb I legitimately built a house from what I learned on YouTube in a week. Teachers are glorified babysitters.

To people like this, "learning" is just another word for "consuming." That's why they can earnestly suggest watching a youtube video for 20 minutes is the same as discussing something with a human teacher. For them, it doesn't matter if you retain nothing. That's not the point.

@Rmol77191715 @isaiah_bb Student interaction is important, but retention also has to be praticed. Everything cant always be fun.

@isaiah_bb Student retention rates in today's schools are appalling. If you want more learning, you need to find something more interactive than traditional classes.

@Pragmatist86 @IndiciaObscure @isaiah_bb Just because learning isnt fun dosent mean you dont lesrn anything. And yes, patience and concentration is a skill.

@IndiciaObscure @isaiah_bb “Learning nothing and being bored is a skill” It just amazes me how confidently r-t-rded you people are.

@BerrySanders99 @isaiah_bb No, they havent.

@isaiah_bb Not sure if Mr. Beast has the best ideas for reform lmao, but he is right that there needs to be reform. Schools have been teaching in the same way for 100+ years.

@Paradux0z @Hoccuphocc3 @isaiah_bb But thats not really compareable. You are comparing breadth vs depth. Both are useful in their own way, but you cant just remove depth just because it takes more time. You cant call it more effective either. Both are equally important.

@Hoccuphocc3 @isaiah_bb You’re twisting it. I never said 20 mins replaces school. I said a clear, focused 20 min breakdown can be more effective than a dragged out class on a single concept. Efficiency matters. Not every meaningful insight requires a semester. Format doesn’t decide value, clarity does.

@stefanglp @MV33Racing I usually just skip trough it.

@Dagaa08 @MV33Racing yeahhh i do hate that i miss the actual fun content, but i just can't watch the rest of it

🚨 Bad news for true DTS fans: the goats of F1 said NO to Drive to Survive. Max Verstappen, Fernando Alonso, Lewis Hamilton, skipped DTS interviews. They’ll feature via some teamradio and official post race interviews, but no exclusive scenes in front of the DTS cameras.

@FormulaUR_ There are some good behind the scene stuff. Just very annyoing editing and plot

Call me old fashioned but if you watched the F1 season live, I don’t understand even turning on DTS. We all know it’s fake, manufactured drama designed to get us talking about the wrong things. Why give in to exactly what they want? Each to their own of course, but me personally I can’t bring myself to spend one or two whole evenings watching something I experienced for 12 months already.

@stefanglp @MV33Racing There some good episodes and behind the scene stuff from time to time. Just a very annyoing plot and editing though

@MV33Racing only watched the two seasons and after that i realized that shit isn't for real f1 fans ngl

@tejotte @MV33Racing True. Some good behind the scene stuff from time to time. The plot and editing is just annoying though

@MV33Racing I watched first seasons mostly for those beautiful high res shots of races and cars but "plot" got so annoying I stopped even enjoying the visual part of it.

@bismallister @MV33Racing There are a couple of good episodes and some good behind the scene stuff.

@MV33Racing Never in my entire life Ive ever watched a single dts episode and am so freakin proud of it

@GilowskiMateusz @MV33Racing No, Dts is not part of their job. F1 was alsp big before it

@MV33Racing They earn so much because Dts made formula so popular and recently they act like divas and always complain and not attend things, it’s their job if u don’t like just retire

@LordH2733 @formularacers_ @MotorsportJP A fraud? Dont think you have watched any f1 at all…

@formularacers_ @MotorsportJP They had to have a meeting to discuss how shit the engine is they've built 😂😂😂😂😂 newey is a fraud. Bro scamming at 70 😭

🚨 | BREAKING: Honda held an emergency meeting about engine. "The main cause of the problem was that abnormal vibrations caused damage to the battery system." This is due to both engine flaws and the AMR26's extreme design. Fixes will arrive BEFORE Melbourne. [@MotorsportJP]

@MentalRedemptn @Jackkk The answer to actually making the education system better is pretty simple, but also very unrealistic. Schools needs more resources, a lot more teachers and a better system around teachers

This conversation is far bigger than most people realize. We’re still educating kids almost the same way our parents were educated — while the world has completely changed. Education should evolve constantly. Not every 30 years. Both how we teach and what we teach need updating. Because school shouldn’t just train memorization. It should prepare people for life. Kids should be exposed to every possible path they can build a life around — not just one narrow definition of success. Different skills. Different intelligences. Different talents. Many abilities are ignored simply because society labeled them “useless,” when today almost any skill can become a meaningful career. And one of the biggest gaps: We’re rarely taught how our own minds work. Imagine learning emotional regulation, psychology, mental health, decision-making, and resilience from a young age. We’d have a more prepared, healthier, and more stable society overall. The same applies to money. Schools barely teach financial understanding, entrepreneurship, or the reality that there are many ways to create a living — not only becoming employees. Education should help people discover their strengths, understand their capabilities, and find the path that actually fits them. Not push everyone through the same system and hope it works. If education evolved with society, humanity itself would evolve faster.

MrBeast explains why the education system is completely broken “Why are students today being taught the same way their parents were? Look at how much everything else has advanced. When I was in school the teacher would just stand there, read out of a book and write on a whiteboard” "Now look at Mark Rober’s videos. You can learn complex topics in 20 minutes in a way that’s engaging, fun and you retain it. Just because our parents were taught one way doesn’t mean we need to keep teaching that same way. It makes no sense to me, I think education should be reformed dramatically” “Students spend so much time in school. If we had real courses made through videos, made learning more hands on and optimised everything with modern technology, kids could probably learn more in 5 hours than they currently do in 8 hours"

@MentalRedemptn @Jackkk Schools also cant do everything. Thats unrealistic. The education already has to many responsibilities. If you want more financial stuff in the curriculum, other things has to be removed. Mental health and resilince already is a part of most education systems as well.

@MentalRedemptn @Jackkk Every teacher is well familiar with Bloooms taxonomi where these different levels of learning goals are classified. Your comment is pretty much just reciting old news.

@MentalRedemptn @Jackkk Education is evolving constantly. Most education systems has a lot more focus on reflection than memorization. In many ways, some school systems are criticized for having and to much focus on reflections and teaching skills, f.ex the norwegian.