[Music] [Applause] What happened on September 23rd, 1999? This is the day that the Mars Climate Orbiter went on a mission to Mars and actually failed considerably. This was this device that NASA sent over to Mars. It was designed to measure the weather on Mars and also to serve as this communication device for the Mars polar lander which was supposed to arrive a couple months later. It just completely failed. It hit the atmosphere, burst into a million pieces, leaving the folks who worked at NASA befuddled, ...

The loudest lessons in life aren't always heard in the classroom. It's heard in the quietest moments when the world finally passes and you can hear your own heartbeat. If my six-year-old self could see me today, I think she would look at me with wide eyes.Not because of the accomplishments or not because of the titles, but because I simply kept on going. She would see that the little girl who once thought that life was all about classrooms and raids found meaning in teamwork, friendships, music, dance, and ...

RT WR☻NGUSER ✗ (@wronguser000)Yea team frog is basically unstoppable now:With 650+ people on the team we already upgraded 3 times our team boost to 1.2x, probably finishing the day at 1.3xAiming for a 2x boost extremely quickly hereTeam frog is most likely speedrunning every other team on Aster rn 😂😂😂So if you’re not on our team you’re basically losing edge as we speakJoin us and lets run this up together:https://t.co/2BLA0gsXuZ ...

And today I want to tell you a story about racing and how we use perspectives to win the world championship. To begin with I want to ask a question. How would genetics, computers and racing have to work together.Well, that happened in our club. This is an AI simulation program that uses genetic algorithm to find the most optimal racing line on a given road course. Genetic algorithm uses the idea of natural selection.This is fascinating as three un three seemingly unrelated concepts, genetics, computer scien ...

RT THE WAR ROOM (@ReachTWR)If you want to win, you should be LOOKING for a team. Because the truth is, it's the only way you will win. https://t.co/TniIBancC1 https://t.co/kMyeyJQgFG ...

[Applause] Good morning everyone. Let me take you back to a moment I'll never forget. It was the final minutes of my championship soccer game.We were tied. I had the ball at my feet. I adrenal deep being screaming or racing.I could try to take the shot or pass to my teammate who had a better angle than me. I passed. He scored.We won. In and in that moment between the roar of Fra and the celebrations, I realized something that changed how I see sports forever. It's not just about winning.It's about teamwork, ...

Educational Philosophy & Methodology - The speaker advocates for multiple intelligences, emphasizing that learning styles vary among individuals, some learn visually, others auditorily, and some kinesthetically [1] - The speaker highlights the importance of balancing knowledge and experience in education, drawing from Ali ibn Abi Talib's teaching that intellect grows through both [1] - The speaker emphasizes the importance of creating a joyful and collaborative learning environment, where children can be together and happy [1] - The speaker questions whether knowledge and intellect can only be acquired through books, suggesting alternative educational approaches that extend beyond traditional schooling [2] Community Engagement & Project-Based Learning - The speaker initiated "بلوت Houses" (Baloot Houses) in rural areas of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Province, aiming to provide children with opportunities for storytelling, computer education, language learning, writing, and various activities [1] - The speaker describes a project where children investigated public health issues, specifically brucellosis (تب مالت), by gathering information from local farmers and comparing it with international standards [2] - The speaker mentions a project in Akbarabad Dehdasht focused on "interpersonal intelligence," where children explored various occupations in the village and created a village atlas [2] - The speaker describes a project where children were divided into groups to study the Baloot tree, its importance to the Zagros region, and the threats it faces [1] Vision & Future Goals - The speaker envisions "Qaseh Rang Toob Institute" and "بلوت Houses" becoming a globally recognized educational brand based on experience [1] - The speaker aims to design an educational system that fosters intellectual and spiritual growth in children through experiences in nature [2]

Until [Music] I was 9 years old, I firmly believed the world appeared a certain way, soft, billowy. And something miraculous happened. I put on my first pair of glasses and bam, the world was transformed.Gone were the soft muted edges and in their place detail and contrast. I'll never forget the awe of seeing the front yard tree, the sharp details of each individual leaf. It was exhilarating and also mortifying.Had everyone else been seen this way all along. So, as I began my research into decision-making, ...

[Applause] The horns blaring. Thousands of individual journeys writing. It can feel so chaotic, right.But then can you see it. Just picture it. Adam fost by the side.Tat tie the conductor handing off the side of the bus navigating impossible gaps. The driver, the conductor, other passengers shouting directions. Somehow this moving puzzle works.It's quite messy. It's loud but at the end it's a feed of collective movement and that my friends just see it is arrow of unfiltered partnerships. It's not always pre ...

Right. I've worked as a construction manager for about a decade now and I would say probably half of what I do is to just handle conflicts. There is a ton of conflict in construction.And that's pro mostly just because of the way our projects are structured. Imagine if every time we built an airplane, we changed the design and built it in a new location with a new group of people who had never worked together before. So on every project, we're solving hundreds of problems with high financial risk and on a ti ...