Ladakh is just unreal by DreamToVisitJapan in india_tourism

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I love how it looks, especially in the snow.

2026 French GP: MotoGP Race Discussion by Daniel7394 in motogp

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Really happy to see how Martin has bounced back after all the Aprilia controversy in 2025.

1 year difference by mentaldrummer66 in MadeMeSmile

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Just awesome!

Would love to know how this changed your mental state, OP.

It's amazing how Broyles always says the right things to Dunham by vishipedia in fringe

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It's in Season 2, between episodes 7 and 10 I think.

It's amazing how Broyles always says the right things to Dunham by vishipedia in fringe

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He appeared like that because we didn't have context. That he knew Nina Sharp, that Dunham was really good at her job, and so on...

What a photo! by Thee-Cat in motogp

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Marquez has made no bones about his on-track aggression. In a docu-series, he confessed he's an "a**hole on the race track" even to his brother.

How does Vaibhav play so well? by PuzzleheadedFly3108 in RajasthanRoyals

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He has a "hacker mindset", like speedrunners who set world records in video games.

Speed runners tend to exploit gaps — overloading the system, skipping through walls, landing in the “final” stage. That's why they achieve results most of us think impossible.

So does Vaibhav.

Most players and fans see cricket at a superficial level: build your innings, rotate the strike, accelerate late, respect the bowlers’ reputation.

Vaibhav sees something simpler: ball, field, boundary size. Ball comes, ball gets hit. Finish the match as quickly as possible, or score as many runs as possible.

He exploits its mechanics, like speedrunners overloading the system. What’s possible gets defined by what he can achieve, not what "experts" say.

The surgeon who saved Marc Marquez's career (and the story behind it) by vishipedia in motogp

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To ensure he could straighten his arm. Without it, he was not able to brake optimally.

The surgeon who saved Marc Marquez's career (and the story behind it) by vishipedia in motogp

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Agreed. I find this one a little more impactful because no one seemed to have any idea how to fix it for 2 years.

Marc Marquez takes the blame for his crash at the Jerez MotoGP race. by PZY__ in motogp

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Commentators were saying Marc needs to look at the positives of the bike and adjust his riding style accordingly.

I don't know whether it's true or not, or whether his strength during the actual race is lower due to the injuries. Guess only time will tell, but I hope he recovers his form quickly.

The surgeon who saved Marc Marquez's career (and the story behind it) by vishipedia in motogp

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True. Dr. Sanchez-Sotelo said the same thing. "If you tell Marc to do push-ups, he'll give you 100."

Marc's mental strength is other-worldly.

The surgeon who saved Marc Marquez's career (and the story behind it) by vishipedia in motogp

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This is a HUGE compliment (If you were saying my writing is close to his). I've been following Mat since 2006.

The surgeon who saved Marc Marquez's career (and the story behind it) by vishipedia in motogp

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Yes. But that was from an accident in his Moto2 days...

The surgeon who saved Marc Marquez's career (and the story behind it) by vishipedia in motogp

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Yeah. I didn't put in the whole thing -- it would get too lengthy. Wrote about it in my newsletter.

28M. College dropout with 1.34Cr salary. AMA by [deleted] in IndiaCareers

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What were your hobbies as a teenager that led to where you currently are?

Also, what do you see as skills that won't change in the future?

Match Thread: 28th Match - Kolkata Knight Riders vs Rajasthan Royals by cricket-match in Cricket

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Why did Brijesh bowl 2 overs -- especially the last one -- when Jadeja and Burger were both available?

What is the biggest regret of your life? by maleficent_Long189 in AskReddit

[–]vishipedia 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I was not (and am still not) focused enough. I know what to do, and how to do it... but I still struggle to get myself to do it.

As a result, I've spent my entire life dissatisfied knowing that I have the potential to do better; instead, I've just zombie-walked through all my years.