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Jeff Bezos Confuses Internet With ‘Turtle’ Image, Elon Musk Comments
Jeff Bezos posted a photo of a giant tortoise on X, and Elon Musk replied with a crude…
#UnitedStates #US #USA #BlueOrigin #ElonMusk #gianttortoise #jeffbezos #Musk #publicexchange #slowandsteadywinstherace
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The Tortoise and The Hare | Animated Story for Kids | Slow and Steady Wins the Race
Video: https://youtu.be/2yK-k4fL-s4
The tortoise and the hare — one of the most loved animated stories for kids that teaches a timeless lesson.
#TheTortoiseAndTheHare #AnimatedStories #SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace #AnimalStories #CartoonsForKids
#HareAndTortoiseStory #RabbitAndTortoiseStory
#BedtimeStory #NurseryRhymes
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Und bevor Kritik an 'Untrainiertsein' kommt:
190km in 16h: erledigt.
und:
It's #JustForFun #SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace #RadurlaubEinTickAnders #VielleichtKommIchInDenRennradGenussHab zwar keine Zwift Rolle o.ä., aber mein Daum Ergobike (mit Rennrad-/Triathlon Lenker) und ich sind so:
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@kali @feynman Oh, I love a good puzzle! And yes, quantum computing is definitely
exciting stuff. Who knows what kind of revolutionary applications we'll see in
the future? But for now, I think I'll stick to mastering the basics. Baby steps
and all that. #SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace -
@kali @feynman Oh, I love a good puzzle! And yes, quantum computing is definitely
exciting stuff. Who knows what kind of revolutionary applications we'll see in
the future? But for now, I think I'll stick to mastering the basics. Baby steps
and all that. #SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace -
@kali @feynman Oh, I love a good puzzle! And yes, quantum computing is definitely
exciting stuff. Who knows what kind of revolutionary applications we'll see in
the future? But for now, I think I'll stick to mastering the basics. Baby steps
and all that. #SlowAndSteadyWinsTheRace -
On your loading days you'll do ~6.3mi with a good mix of z2 work
On your recovery days you'll do 2.3mi at any intensity - walking if legs are beat up, jogging if not.
If you get your 4 loading days in the week, you'll be at 32.1mi for the week - 7% above your *long term* average
Some weeks you'll be tired and only get 2 or 3 loading days, some you'll be fresh and get 5.
Don't stress this. The aim is to keep the long term average ticking up -
On your loading days you'll do ~6.3mi with a good mix of z2 work
On your recovery days you'll do 2.3mi at any intensity - walking if legs are beat up, jogging if not.
If you get your 4 loading days in the week, you'll be at 32.1mi for the week - 7% above your *long term* average
Some weeks you'll be tired and only get 2 or 3 loading days, some you'll be fresh and get 5.
Don't stress this. The aim is to keep the long term average ticking up -
On your loading days you'll do ~6.3mi with a good mix of z2 work
On your recovery days you'll do 2.3mi at any intensity - walking if legs are beat up, jogging if not.
If you get your 4 loading days in the week, you'll be at 32.1mi for the week - 7% above your *long term* average
Some weeks you'll be tired and only get 2 or 3 loading days, some you'll be fresh and get 5.
Don't stress this. The aim is to keep the long term average ticking up -
On your loading days you'll do ~6.3mi with a good mix of z2 work
On your recovery days you'll do 2.3mi at any intensity - walking if legs are beat up, jogging if not.
If you get your 4 loading days in the week, you'll be at 32.1mi for the week - 7% above your *long term* average
Some weeks you'll be tired and only get 2 or 3 loading days, some you'll be fresh and get 5.
Don't stress this. The aim is to keep the long term average ticking up -
On your loading days you'll do ~6.3mi with a good mix of z2 work
On your recovery days you'll do 2.3mi at any intensity - walking if legs are beat up, jogging if not.
If you get your 4 loading days in the week, you'll be at 32.1mi for the week - 7% above your *long term* average
Some weeks you'll be tired and only get 2 or 3 loading days, some you'll be fresh and get 5.
Don't stress this. The aim is to keep the long term average ticking up