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Interesting perspective on school vs. books by MrBeast: "I graduated from school thinking books suck, books are boring, and I'd never read a book. But in reality, they were just giving me sh*tty books that I hated." "I loved The Goal, and I loved Walter Isaacson's biography on Steve... show more

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In 2023 and 2024 I exposed our school district’s school library system for having 6 books on Satan, 60+ books on Witchcraft, and 60+ LGBTQ+ books. Then Superintendent told me the following year they don't have more books on Jesus Christ since the school doesn't offer a world religion course. Then the Superintendent couldn't account why the school district has 6 books on Satan and hundreds others in the dark occult. We have a serious problem with evil infiltrating our public schools through school board members, teachers, books in the libraries, and after-school Satan clubs.

In 2023 and 2024 I exposed our school district’s school library system for having 6 books on Satan, 60+ books on Witchcraft, and 60+ LGBTQ+ books. Then Superintendent told me the following year they don't have more books on Jesus Christ since the school doesn't offer a world religion course. Then the Superintendent couldn't account why the school district has 6 books on Satan and hundreds others in the dark occult. We have a serious problem with evil infiltrating our public schools through school board members, teachers, books in the libraries, and after-school Satan clubs.

Mile Kovačević ☦🇺🇸🦅

12,150 次观看 • 5 个月前

Palmer Luckey: “I read thousands of books before I was 13” Asked about his experience of being homeschooled as a child, Oculus and Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey replies: “I was really lucky . . . there were [a lot] of things where I was interested for my own reasons and very good at self-directed learning. I read thousands of books before I was 13. Literally thousands of books.” What kinds of books? “Everything,” Palmer replies. “The classics, science fiction, The Art of the Deal — the entire gamut of everything that you would want. I was checking out lots of books from the library. Also lots of people gave me books. Everyone knew that Palmer liked to read so people would sometimes buy me new books but more often adult friends would just dump massive quantities of books.” Palmer’s mom was also on Barnes & Noble’s registry for teachers: “She had the educator’s discount for buying stuff from Barnes & Noble. I forget what the discount was but it was some extraordinary discount. Barnes & Noble did a lot for teachers — especially back then. And so I just read, and read, and read, and read . . . I loved science. I loved engineering. I loved chemistry. Math — like real math — I was never really a fan.” source: Shawn Ryan

Palmer Luckey: “I read thousands of books before I was 13” Asked about his experience of being homeschooled as a child, Oculus and Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey replies: “I was really lucky . . . there were [a lot] of things where I was interested for my own reasons and very good at self-directed learning. I read thousands of books before I was 13. Literally thousands of books.” What kinds of books? “Everything,” Palmer replies. “The classics, science fiction, The Art of the Deal — the entire gamut of everything that you would want. I was checking out lots of books from the library. Also lots of people gave me books. Everyone knew that Palmer liked to read so people would sometimes buy me new books but more often adult friends would just dump massive quantities of books.” Palmer’s mom was also on Barnes & Noble’s registry for teachers: “She had the educator’s discount for buying stuff from Barnes & Noble. I forget what the discount was but it was some extraordinary discount. Barnes & Noble did a lot for teachers — especially back then. And so I just read, and read, and read, and read . . . I loved science. I loved engineering. I loved chemistry. Math — like real math — I was never really a fan.” source: Shawn Ryan

Perch

249,298 次观看 • 7 个月前

We have spent a century calling children failures for not fitting a system that was never designed for them. AI is about to expose just how many geniuses we threw away. MrBeast, the most watched creator on Earth, just diagnosed exactly what’s broken. MrBeast: “I graduated from school thinking books suck and books are boring and I never read a book. But reality, they were just giving me shitty books that I hated.” He isn’t anti-education. He’s anti-assembly line. Our education system is competing against billion-dollar algorithms engineered for maximum attention. And it’s fighting back with a whiteboard. MrBeast is a visual learner. He retains information three times more effectively when he sees a visual of it. The school system never told him that. It just handed him books and called him a bad student. For a century we forced every child to learn the same way at the same speed. The gifted ones were bored. The struggling ones were abandoned. And the ones who learned differently were labeled the problem. They weren’t the problem. We just never spoke their language. The traditional classroom is crowd control. MrBeast: “Just because that’s what our parents did doesn’t mean that’s what we need to subject ourselves to.” With modern technology, kids could learn more in five hours than they absorb in eight. Five hours. Then give them their childhood back. AI is about to make that possible. Not a teacher moving at the speed of the class. A 1-to-1 tutor moving at the exact speed of the individual. Detects a visual learner? Generates interactive simulations. Kid obsessed with space? Rewrites math, history, and physics around the Apollo missions. Education bound not by time, but by mastery. We will never know how many breakthroughs never came because the mind that carried them was given the wrong book and told they weren’t smart enough. That era is ending. The most powerful education system ever built is coming. And it will never mistake a different mind for a broken one.

We have spent a century calling children failures for not fitting a system that was never designed for them. AI is about to expose just how many geniuses we threw away. MrBeast, the most watched creator on Earth, just diagnosed exactly what’s broken. MrBeast: “I graduated from school thinking books suck and books are boring and I never read a book. But reality, they were just giving me shitty books that I hated.” He isn’t anti-education. He’s anti-assembly line. Our education system is competing against billion-dollar algorithms engineered for maximum attention. And it’s fighting back with a whiteboard. MrBeast is a visual learner. He retains information three times more effectively when he sees a visual of it. The school system never told him that. It just handed him books and called him a bad student. For a century we forced every child to learn the same way at the same speed. The gifted ones were bored. The struggling ones were abandoned. And the ones who learned differently were labeled the problem. They weren’t the problem. We just never spoke their language. The traditional classroom is crowd control. MrBeast: “Just because that’s what our parents did doesn’t mean that’s what we need to subject ourselves to.” With modern technology, kids could learn more in five hours than they absorb in eight. Five hours. Then give them their childhood back. AI is about to make that possible. Not a teacher moving at the speed of the class. A 1-to-1 tutor moving at the exact speed of the individual. Detects a visual learner? Generates interactive simulations. Kid obsessed with space? Rewrites math, history, and physics around the Apollo missions. Education bound not by time, but by mastery. We will never know how many breakthroughs never came because the mind that carried them was given the wrong book and told they weren’t smart enough. That era is ending. The most powerful education system ever built is coming. And it will never mistake a different mind for a broken one.

Dustin

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Elon Musk: I didn't read business books. I liked biographies. “I read a lot of books and talked to lots of people. I didn't have any one person who was a mentor. But I always look for feedback from people around me and feedback from an historical context, which is basically books. I didn't read actually very many general business books. But I liked biographies and autobiographies. I think those are pretty helpful.” Interview with Kevin Rose, September 8, 2012

Elon Musk: I didn't read business books. I liked biographies. “I read a lot of books and talked to lots of people. I didn't have any one person who was a mentor. But I always look for feedback from people around me and feedback from an historical context, which is basically books. I didn't read actually very many general business books. But I liked biographies and autobiographies. I think those are pretty helpful.” Interview with Kevin Rose, September 8, 2012

ELON CLIPS

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🍒 "I'm detoxing for my dopamine." Dopamine detox by reading. I need to bring my brain back from being addicted to pain and joy. Our brains are in pain these days. (It's been) one day. I need to cut down. I try, but it's hard... I try not to, but I find myself watching short videos. I read some books at the end of December, though—about four books. There's a Korean novel called Rapids. It's a romantic novel, and I really enjoyed reading it. What else did I read? Let's see! Oh, I read a comic book too. There's a comic book called DVD. I think I read it when I was in middle school. Or was it elementary school? Middle school? It was written by the author Chon Kye-young. A scene I like from it! And also, this picture book called Blue Duck. Dopamine detox it is! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼" Chanyeol’s reading habits are so cool! I love how he casually mentions books and novels—it makes me want to read more too.🥹🥹🥹 #Chanyeol #찬열

🍒 "I'm detoxing for my dopamine." Dopamine detox by reading. I need to bring my brain back from being addicted to pain and joy. Our brains are in pain these days. (It's been) one day. I need to cut down. I try, but it's hard... I try not to, but I find myself watching short videos. I read some books at the end of December, though—about four books. There's a Korean novel called Rapids. It's a romantic novel, and I really enjoyed reading it. What else did I read? Let's see! Oh, I read a comic book too. There's a comic book called DVD. I think I read it when I was in middle school. Or was it elementary school? Middle school? It was written by the author Chon Kye-young. A scene I like from it! And also, this picture book called Blue Duck. Dopamine detox it is! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼" Chanyeol’s reading habits are so cool! I love how he casually mentions books and novels—it makes me want to read more too.🥹🥹🥹 #Chanyeol #찬열

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16,108 次观看 • 1 年前

Last night I signed and Brandalized ton of books at @BNSugarhouse, including The Most Boring Book Ever. The store has said the special Brandalized books are available on a first come, first served basis but you can order the signed copies by calling them. MacKids Books Barnes & Noble Tor Books

Last night I signed and Brandalized ton of books at @BNSugarhouse, including The Most Boring Book Ever. The store has said the special Brandalized books are available on a first come, first served basis but you can order the signed copies by calling them. MacKids Books Barnes & Noble Tor Books

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29,128 次观看 • 1 年前

Clavicular explaining why he doesn't read books is foolish: "I don't really read books...you could just get the information through summaries and articles." Thinking that a book summary can replace reading a book is like thinking a movie trailer can replace watching a movie.

Clavicular explaining why he doesn't read books is foolish: "I don't really read books...you could just get the information through summaries and articles." Thinking that a book summary can replace reading a book is like thinking a movie trailer can replace watching a movie.

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This children’s book contains animal noises but many of them are very sexualized and inappropriate They are so sexualized I wondered if this books maker had ties to the LGBTQ community, and it turned out Yes The book is made by Usborne Publishing. Usborne has a public “policy on gender” that emphasizes inclusivity including content that challenges traditional gender norms They even have a dedicated category for LGBTQ books and celebrate Pride month and they transgender books I think we found the problem

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Tears As Two Year Old Child Allegedly Dies In School, School Authorities Claim Books Fell On The Child And K!lled Her! 😭😭 Certified Courtist Wrote: WISDOM GATE SCHOOL SAGE: How can a parent drop off a child in school, only to be called by the school that books fell on the child and k!lled the child. Meanwhile, investigation has shown that it was not books that k!lled the child but an old collapsing bookshelf as a result of the negligence on the part of school and they were trying to cover it. Take a listen👇🏽👇🏽 📹Certified Courtist| FB

Tears As Two Year Old Child Allegedly Dies In School, School Authorities Claim Books Fell On The Child And K!lled Her! 😭😭 Certified Courtist Wrote: WISDOM GATE SCHOOL SAGE: How can a parent drop off a child in school, only to be called by the school that books fell on the child and k!lled the child. Meanwhile, investigation has shown that it was not books that k!lled the child but an old collapsing bookshelf as a result of the negligence on the part of school and they were trying to cover it. Take a listen👇🏽👇🏽 📹Certified Courtist| FB

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UNREAL. During a hearing on a bill to protect books from “book banning” Rep Ken deGraff read from the p0rnographic book “This Book is Gay” which is available to students in school libraries. He then gets SHUT DOWN by the chair. The bill passed the CO House. Democrats are working overtime to ensure your kids have access to p0rn in schools and will silence anyone exposing what’s actually in the books they are working to protect.

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UNREAL. During a hearing on a bill to protect books from “book banning” Rep Ken deGraff read from the p0rnographic book “This Book is Gay” which is available to students in school libraries. He then gets SHUT DOWN by the chair. The bill passed the CO House. Democrats are working overtime to ensure your kids have access to p0rn in schools and will silence anyone exposing what’s actually in the books they are working to protect.

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Lady Walks into the School board meeting and tells them they need to get rid of 500 filthy Books. She warns them and starts to read, they say you can’t read that in Public, but it’s in a Public School!

Lady Walks into the School board meeting and tells them they need to get rid of 500 filthy Books. She warns them and starts to read, they say you can’t read that in Public, but it’s in a Public School!

Johnny Midnight ⚡️

370,704 次观看 • 2 个月前

Carl Sagan put it beautifully. "If I were to read a book a week for my entire adult lifetime, and I lived an ordinary lifetime, when I was all done, I would have read maybe a few thousand books. No more. In this library, that's from about here to about here. But that's only a tenth of a percent or so of the total number of books in the library. The trick is to know which books to read."

Carl Sagan put it beautifully. "If I were to read a book a week for my entire adult lifetime, and I lived an ordinary lifetime, when I was all done, I would have read maybe a few thousand books. No more. In this library, that's from about here to about here. But that's only a tenth of a percent or so of the total number of books in the library. The trick is to know which books to read."

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HM Amit Shah confesses he is at SG Tushar Mehta's Book launch, but hasn't read the book😂 🗣️ “Tushar bhai gave me these books 25 days ago, but I couldn’t read either of them. — I was busy with Bengal and other elections." He is UNFILTERED in events of his friends 👌🏼

HM Amit Shah confesses he is at SG Tushar Mehta's Book launch, but hasn't read the book😂 🗣️ “Tushar bhai gave me these books 25 days ago, but I couldn’t read either of them. — I was busy with Bengal and other elections." He is UNFILTERED in events of his friends 👌🏼

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300,416 次观看 • 3 个月前

Josh Brolin shares how he was from failing school to becoming one of the most self educated people he knows "I like that aspect of it, don't judge a book by its cover aspect of it" "Told my kids this morning, I said I didn't do well in school but I learned and I'm one of the more educated people that I know because I was self propelled" "At some point I didn't wanna be dumb and I just started learning everything math, science, English, grammar" "I read insatiably" "I would go to bookstores and get a pile of books and put it to my right and I couldn't even afford furniture when I was in New York" "And I would read then that was read and I'd read another one and then that was read, I'd read another one"

Josh Brolin shares how he was from failing school to becoming one of the most self educated people he knows "I like that aspect of it, don't judge a book by its cover aspect of it" "Told my kids this morning, I said I didn't do well in school but I learned and I'm one of the more educated people that I know because I was self propelled" "At some point I didn't wanna be dumb and I just started learning everything math, science, English, grammar" "I read insatiably" "I would go to bookstores and get a pile of books and put it to my right and I couldn't even afford furniture when I was in New York" "And I would read then that was read and I'd read another one and then that was read, I'd read another one"

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🇺🇸 ELON: SCI-FI INSPIRED ME TO TURN FICTION INTO REALITY "As a kid, I read a lot of science fiction, sci-fi, fantasy books, and comic books. I always liked technology. I didn't expect to be where I am today. It seems incredibly implausible. I was inspired by reading books about the future, about science fiction. I want to make science fiction not fiction forever." Source: Elon Musk, WEF

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12,066 次观看 • 3 年前

📚 RUSSIA HAS DEFEATED the book market of my childhood. Let me tell you about a place you’ve never heard of. Petrivka. A book market in Kyiv, now called Pochaina metro. Before the internet existed for us, it was simply where you went for books. Rows and rows of them, open air, all year, in the rain and in the snow. I first went there holding my grandmother’s hand. I was small. We bought school textbooks, extra maths problem books, an English dictionary that I still remember the weight of.

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😃😃 1996, I started writing articles about Nigeria consistently. I would take the letters to the post office in Ilorin to mail them to Mr. Muyiwa of TheNews Magazine and Mr. Osa Director of Tell Magazine. I studied everything, school subjects, encyclopedia, newspapers, dictionaries, history books, biographies, any book I could lay my hands on. Non- fictional books. I don't read like before again, Medical school took it away from me. I still manage 4 - 6 hrs daily.

😃😃 1996, I started writing articles about Nigeria consistently. I would take the letters to the post office in Ilorin to mail them to Mr. Muyiwa of TheNews Magazine and Mr. Osa Director of Tell Magazine. I studied everything, school subjects, encyclopedia, newspapers, dictionaries, history books, biographies, any book I could lay my hands on. Non- fictional books. I don't read like before again, Medical school took it away from me. I still manage 4 - 6 hrs daily.

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An 11–year-old sixth grader reads a sexually explicit book "Nick and Charlie" in front of the school board in Maine. The book was on display at his middle school library. These are the books being offered to kids in public schools.

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213,403 次观看 • 3 年前