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Roibhans retweeted
Novak Djokovic won 3 slams in 2023 at the age of 36. The last time Federer won 3 slams in a year was in 2007 at the age of 26. The last time Nadal won 3 slams in a year was in 2010 at the age of 24. The last time Sinner or Alcaraz won 3 slams in a year was never. Just a reminder how fortunate we are to witness such greatness. 🐐
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●ゴール後の終礼でのモリゾウ選手 「これがニュルの現実です。 昨年、6年ぶりの復活を果たし『若いメンバーを中心に新たな体制でニュル活動を始める』と宣言しました。昨年は非常に恵まれた好条件だったが、そんなものは続きません。『思い通りにいかない、この厳しさこそがニュルである』という現実を全員で受け止める必要があります。 私は70歳を迎えましたが、これで終わりではありません。ROOKIE Racing、GR、そしてトヨタのニュル活動は今後も断固として継続していきます。いくら経理担当がグズグズ言おうが、会社がお金を出してくれなかろうが、それでもやり抜くことこそがニュルの原点です(笑)。あの頃と違って、今の自分にはこんなに多くの仲間がいます。​お前ら最高~!!」 #TGRRNur2026
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MORIZO(豊田章男会長)をマックス・フェルスタッペンがオーバーテイクする歴史的瞬間 #ニュル24時間 #NBR24h #TGRR
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The winner of the Hapsburg marathon ran a terrific 2:04:23 (new national record) - but because @WorldAthletics is moving to only recognize Category C races or higher... (elite label, national championship, gold label, platinum label) - The time won't count for 2027 Worlds.
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Real racing is back next weekend at the Nürburgring. NLS2 with Max Verstappen 🏎️
 📅 Saturday, 21 March [local time, CET]
⏱ Qualifying - 08:30 am 
🏁 Race - 12:00 pm 
 📺 How to watch: check pinned post. xitter.cf/MaxArgento33/status/19…
If you want to see real racing, next weekend Max Verstappen will be driving his GT3 car at the Nürburgring Nordschleife for NLS2. This race is also part of his preparation for the 24 Hours of Nürburgring (14-17 May) 📅 Schedule - 21 March: 8:30 - 10:00 am → Qualifying 10:20 - 11:00 am → Pit Walk 11:10 - 11:30 am → Grid Walk 11:00 - 11:40 am → Starting Lineup 12:00 - 16:00 pm → Race (4 hours) 📺 Where to watch: links in the comments👇
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Roibhans retweeted
ONE OF THE BEST POINTS YOU WILL EVER SEE 38-year-old Novak Djokovic!!!!!! @DjokerNole #TennisParadise
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For decades, peer review has been treated as the gold standard of scientific validation. Yet many scientists know the reality: the system is far from perfect. Peer review is broken and sometimes even corrupted. The process can be slow, inconsistent, and vulnerable to bias. Reviewers are sometimes asked to judge work outside their true expertise. In other cases, they may be evaluating ideas that challenge the very paradigm in which they were trained. And occasionally, reviewers are simply competitors. Ironically, the most prestigious journals can also be the most conservative. Truly new ideas are often met with skepticism, while safer work that fits the current narrative moves more easily through the system. Increasingly, papers are judged less by the originality of the idea and more by the volume of data, the sophistication of statistics, and the beauty of the figures. Science risks becoming data-rich but idea-poor. But there is an important reality to remember: journals do not ultimately decide the impact of scientific work. Impact is decided later, by the community. By the scientists who read it, test it, debate it, and cite it. In the end, citations and ideas determine the legacy of a paper, not the impact factor of the journal that first published it. Science has always advanced by questioning assumptions. Perhaps it is time we also question the system that filters scientific ideas.
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La portada es falsa. Las fechas de la portada de la imagen corresponden a la edición doble de vacaciones. economist.com/weeklyedition/…
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The Pikes Peak Suzuki Escudo, driven by Nobuhiro “Monster” Tajima, is a car that, if not for Gran Turismo, 95% of people would not even know existed. One thing I can say for sure is that video games are a healthier use of time than social media. The amount of obscure cars and motorsport history that video games have taught us would be almost impossible to replicate anywhere else. Monster Tajima and Suzuki Sport are six time overall winners of the Pikes Peak Hill Climb.
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⚡️He is doing narrative conditioning. Simple as that. Germany’s elite knows the model is breaking under four pressures: 1. Demographics 2. Energy constraint 3. Security spending 4. Slow state capacity They cannot say that cleanly because it implies: •benefits get cut •retirement gets pushed out •taxes go up •the country becomes less comfortable by design So they pick the culturally acceptable scapegoat: “people are lazy.” That is the mask. The real mechanism: Germany is losing because: 1. Capital formation has slowed 2. Deployment speed is glacial 3. Risk and experimentation are punished 4. Regulation became a second economy 5. Energy pricing became a structural handicap 6. The population pyramid inverted Work more hours does not fix any of those. It just extracts more from the same clogged machine. The deeper truth: This is a reallocation war. China is a machine that converts coordination into output. Germany is a machine that converts coordination into process. When the world shifts into a speed competition, process cultures get exposed. So the state needs a new legitimacy story for why life will feel tighter even if GDP does not crater. That story becomes: •You must do more •You must accept less •You must be grateful for stability •The problem is you, not the system The true fork Germany can choose: A) Speed reform Permitting, energy, defense industrial capacity, housing, infrastructure, AI diffusion, tax simplification B) Austerity by culture war Moralize, blame workers, stretch hours, hold the same bureaucracy constant, decline slower Merz is selling B because A requires breaking sacred cows and he does not have the coalition strength to do it fast.
NEW: 🇩🇪🇨🇳 German Chancellor Merz says Germans need to work more in order to match China: “We are simply no longer productive enough. Each individual may say, “I already do quite a lot.” And that may be true. But when you return from China, ladies and gentlemen, you see things more clearly. With work-life balance and a four-day week, long-term prosperity in our country cannot be maintained. We will simply have to do a bit more.”
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Replying to @JoseRaulMulino
La medida del presidente obliga a Panamá a hacer una pregunta incómoda, pero necesaria: ¿Qué hemos ganado realmente con los sacrificios hechos para complacer a la Unión Europea? Antes Panamá era uno de los principales centros bancarios y de servicios del mundo: generaba empleo bien remunerado, atraía talento, y funcionaba como una plataforma confiable de servicios financieros y jurídicos, apoyada en su sistema bancario y en el Registro Público. Hoy no hay premio. Solo evitamos un castigo que se mantiene incluso aunque sigamos cumpliendo. Si ese es el escenario, vale la pena suspender, balancear con honestidad y preguntarnos ¿no le conviene más al país volver a lo que era y hacerlo mejor?
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Lo que se cuenta aquí es muy interesante. Clases medias depauperadas comiendo en los corners de los supermercados, la élite en los sitios de moda. Nunca en España hubo una diferencia tan acusada entre extremos, nunca hubo tal decrepitud de la clase media.
Los perritos a un euro en supermercado Día explican bien el enorme cambio que está ocurriendo con la restauración en España, con qué comemos y dónde comemos. Mercadona vende el 19,7% de todo lo que se come en España. Y cada vez más lo hace con su “Listo para comer”, te lo lleves a casa o lo consumas en el supermercado. @SkoOrp citaba hace poco a Paco Cruz sobre el peligro de desapación del resturante, acechado por el "retail" que integra comida barata y espacio para consumirla. Esto convive con restaurantes top cuyas reservas se revenden a buen precio y la nueva modalidad de "grupos de restaurantes" como Grupo Paraguas con Amazónico que factura 24 millones de euros; Aarde y Ten con Ten, 16 millones cada uno, con márgenes que superan, según el análisis de @The_Analyst_Lab, los de Coca-Cola. Volvemos a un debate recurrente, con la caída de las parroquias, el tercer lugar de encuentro y socialización por antonomasia han sido la cafetería y el bar, con el gimnasio o centro deportivo en auge. Podemos recordar Friends, cuya trama giraba en torno a los amigos que se veían en una cafetería, o irnos a Frasier o Aída en España. Actualizadas estas series, los protagonistas deberían ser de clase alta y pagar mucho por un café para estar horas sentados allí. Es el gran tema de la Causas y Azares de hoy. En bit.ly/4aRV1Mn con más datos, comentarios y todos los enlaces.
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Roibhans retweeted
La crisis del periodismo es exactamente la misma que la crisis de las instituciones, de la ciencia, de la universidad. Es una crisis de confianza. Y es una crisis de confianza producida únicamente por una causa: el uso del engaño como práctica legítima y normalizada.
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Roibhans retweeted
Hot? Climate change. Cold? Climate change. Wet? Climate change. Dry? Climate change.
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We have laughed countless times about the world-famous EU bottle caps. But take a look at how expensive the implementation was. How is such nonsense even possible? Wouldn’t it make more sense for Europe to invest in new technologies like AI instead?
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2016-2026年の10年間の箱根駅伝シューズシェアの変遷 NIKEが衰退したというより競争が正常化した そう考えるべきですね ただ2016年のシェアトップMiuznoにとっては 2026年大会は失われた10年の象徴になってしまいました ここからの巻き返しに期待したい #箱根駅伝 #Nike #Mizuno #newagerunner
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La tecnología automotriz y lo necesario para confort y conducción segura, hizo peak hace casi 20 años. Disfruten este minuto de puro lujo japonés. No vamos a ver más autos así. Lexus LS460L 2008. Botones, perillas, cuero real, madera real, aluminio, crucero adaptativo, 36 airbags, 88 parlantes, 350 botones, que placer me da este video.
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One of Novak Djokovic's coldest quotes: "I am going for every possible record, every record I can achieve. I never had any problem saying that; that's why people don't like me. I do not pretend like some do, to say that I want to achieve something and then behave differently afterwards." 🥶
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