Red Bull Drone x F1 Max Verstappen

@10MinutesVideos
The RB20 racing in the rain viewed from above looks even more beautiful

@keensweep
The rain was perfect. That is some awesome footage. Congratulations for creating the next generation of filming tech.

@whatupguys1
the chase drone footage is so good you can actually notice small twitches and corrections as Max reaches each curve (like 10:13), details you can't really appreciate with your normal dashcam or stationary rig. Like Max said, this could really change the way people view the sport. Also, that wake the car leaves behind is just mesmerizing.

@xliver4
This thing pulls ~2000+ watts for a whole lap with all of the electronics inside of a tiny tube. They did this without blowing up the ESC, and they kept a clean enough signal for a stable video feed + GPS rescue + clean enough gyro signal to be flyable / no de-syncs. And they hit those speeds with all the added weight of beefed up electronics, stripped down action cam, and a battery large enough to sustain that load??? Hopefully those that haven't flown FPV can appreciate the work that went into this drone (even the initial prototype)! Absolutely incredible job by everyone involved!


This is Formula 1 like you’ve never seen it before. The ‪@dutchdronegods‬ follow Max Verstappen’s brand new ‪@redbullracing‬ RB20 F1 car for a full lap of Silverstone’s Grand Prix Circuit. The world first uninterrupted FPV one shot was captured by a manually piloted custom built drone, designed specifically for the challenge of keeping up with the car at speeds of over 300kph.

It took Red Bull and the Dutch Drone Gods over a year to create a drone that can accelerate two times faster than an F1 car, reaching 300 km/h in just 4 seconds with a top speed of over 350 km/h. The development was accelerated by access to know-how and processes of Red Bull Advanced Technologies, a high-performance engineering arm of Oracle Red Bull Racing Formula 1 team.

No. 1 Communication Expert: Vinh Giang

@LifeOfACre8tive
It's not the responsibility of people to see the brilliance that's within you! It's your responsibility to shine your light so brightly! Now that's real gem

@kate-jt4bz
Bro, not only am I not bored. I'm literally sitting here with my notebook and a pen, and I'm taking notes xD

@arielsuave
"Don't be so attached to who you are in the present, that you don't give the future version of you a chance"

@fullar-s
Being Asian, Australian, and being called FOB when I was little as well... I feel like a proud cousin watching this. So happy for Vinh and this great opportunity to be on DoaCEO. 👏🏾🎊🙌🏾


Vinh Giang is a renowned communication expert, magician, and keynote speaker known for blending magic principles with public speaking and leadership training. With a background in entrepreneurship and performance, he teaches powerful communication techniques, emphasizing clarity, persuasion, and presence. His unique approach helps professionals enhance their influence, storytelling, and presentation skills by leveraging psychological insights and engaging delivery. Vinh has worked with global organizations, including Fortune 500 companies, and his TEDx talks have garnered widespread acclaim. Through his online courses and workshops, he empowers individuals to master the art of impactful communication, making complex concepts simple and memorable.

Brendan Carr x John Stewart

@jwlove66
As someone that works in the gov overseeing IT upgrades .. this level of fuckery is absolutely real.

@Glyff3083
The thing people don't point out is this is on purpose. They make sure every cent goes to them. They create positions and tasks that take zero effort to get a paycheck so they can just shove money in their pockets

@RAWBOT301
Billions are wasted on proposals that go nowhere when they could have used that money laying fiber cables.

@dan8910100
The purpose of the bureaucracy is to justify the existence of the bureaucracy. Peak Karentocracy

@groundhog7063
They had 56 applicants that each got $5 million dollars in planning grants, then all but 3 applicants dropped out along the way. Fifty-three applicants dropped out of the program. That's $265 million that, in the end, accomplished absolutely nothing.


In his latest video, John Stewart discusses the $42 billion government broadband scandal with Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Commissioner Brendan Carr.

Carr has been critical of how the Biden administration's Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) Program — a $42.5 billion initiative under the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act ― has been managed, arguing that funds are being misallocated to areas that already have high-speed internet rather than prioritizing unserved or underserved communities.

Jefferson Fisher x Steven Bartlett

@meeps2201
“Insecurities are very loud, confidence is quiet.” That’s powerful right there!

@redhotgamer
"You don't have to push back. You just can't be pushed over." Stoicism for the win.

@avopitah
This man is honestly more a spiritual teacher than a lawyer. This conversation is mostly about wisdom in my opinion.

@stephengalea9447
The word liars use are "never" and "always"

@TheIViv
"Every conversation is a test, a test of conviction."


How do you communicate like a top lawyer and command respect? Jefferson Fisher reveals the courtroom-tested tricks that win cases AND everyday conversations. Jefferson Fisher is a trial lawyer, communication expert, and host of ‘The Jefferson Fisher Podcast’, where he teaches how to communicate with confidence. He is also the bestselling author of the upcoming book, ‘The Next Conversation: Argue Less, Talk More’.

Star Forts ended the Middle Ages

@christophmorley7510
The suburb of Vauban in Freiburg in Germany, where I am from, is even named after Sébastien Vauban. His work included old fortress ruins of the city, as well as the fortess of Neuf-Brisach in the Alsace, which appears on the very east of the map at the end of the video and is not far away.

@grandmanitou6563
Not only was Vauban the supreme grandmaster in fort creation, he was also the greatest of all time when it came to take fortresses down and truly perfected the art of siegecraft both in offense and defense.

@Echoak95
It is missing one of the oldest, biggest and most important Star forts, Vienna. After the first Siege of Vienna, Italian stonemasons spent 100 years building one of the biggest fortresses in the world; right up until the second siege of Vienna. The walls were over 9 km long and had dozens of bastions, which led to one of the biggest sieges in history.


The history of Star forts is super interesting - they sit in Europe (and around the world; look at St. Augustine) as visual artefacts of a literal Medieval/Renaissance arms race. Learning about them teaches us about technological innovations that ended the medieval period and created the groundwork for the modern era. It also shows how crucial the cannon was as an invention of late medieval warfare.

Tyler Vargas-Andrews x Shawn Ryan

@rickychristiansen9830
Don’t stop holding their feet to the fire. Every American needs to watch this. Great testimony Tyler, thank you.

@huntercarroll124
I was there for the withdrawal as a medic in the 82nd at HKIA. We were ordered to do a police call of the area even after the attack on the 26th. Paratroopers picking up trash out in the open within 200m of the Taliban and ISIS-K. Leadership during this withdrawal was horrendous and I’m still in disbelief about how it went down.

@oscarthegrouchinTX
As a Marine vet, Thank you, Shawn, for exposing all the BS in failed leadership. Nothing but respect for this Marine and all the sacrifices he's made for our country. Semper Fi. Love the show, sir.

@andrewmartin7106
This one hurts so much. This administration has the blood of 13 service members, 1000s of afghans, and my buddy who killed himself because what he saw out there, on its hands. 45+ servicemembers wounded. My bro who was the chillest dude ever, can't sleep anymore because of what he saw here. And nobody is doing anything about it.

@JP-qh9lc
I Appreciate you covering this topic. RIP fellow Marines. Never forgotten

@gregwilson1613
Going straight to the uncensored version. I'm an Afghan vet and the fact that they are censoring this is even more infuriating. Adding insult to injury. Thank you for the work you are doing Shawn

@cal9220
Tyler this quote was written for you over 1000 years ago... "No carelessness in your actions. No confusion in your words. No imprecision in your thoughts. No retreating into your own soul or trying to escape it." ― Marcus Aurelius



The United States withdrew the last of its troops from Afghanistan in August of 2021, signaling the end of a nearly 20 year conflict that cost 8 Trillion dollars and the lives of 900,000 people, including over 7,000 U.S. Service Members. The U.S. exit from Afghanistan resulted in the Taliban reestablishing armed control of the country and created a refugee crisis as over 1.5 Million Afghans fled. The withdrawal has been widely considered a disaster and a gross display of incompetent leadership from the President down, echoing similar failures seen at Saigon nearly half a century earlier.

SRS is honored to present the story and view point from one of the Marines on the ground in Kabul, just days before the last U.S. Embassy fell–Tyler Vargas-Andrews. On August 26th, Vargas-Andrews was gravely wounded by a suicide bombing at the gates of Kabul's Airport, ultimately losing two limbs as a result of his injuries. This premeditated attack killed 60 Afghans and 13 U.S. Service Members.

You may watch the uncensored version here...
https://shawnryanshow.com/blogs/the-shawn-ryan-show/68-tyler-vargas-andrews-marines-horrific-account-of-the-disastrous-afghanistan-evac

Firefly by The Critical Drinker

@Tekisasubakani
The silver lining in it being cancelled after one season... it'll never be ruined, it'll always be the work of art that it is.

@krisdoe3739
"What does that make us?"
"Big damn heroes, sir."
"Ain't we just."

@lownow7640
Never would've thought the Drinker could get me all misty-eyed, but he did this time. RIP Firefly.


Though it aired for only a single season in 2002, Firefly developed a passionate fan following that has kept its legacy alive for over two decades. This unique science fiction western resonated with viewers through its perfect blend of genres, memorable characters, and sharp writing that balanced humor with heartfelt storytelling.

At its core, Firefly stood out by merging the adventurous spirit of a space opera with the rugged aesthetic of a Wild West frontier tale. This creative fusion gave the show a distinct identity, setting it apart from conventional sci-fi offerings. The universe felt lived-in and authentic, from the battered spaceship Serenity to the outer planets where civilization's grip was tenuous at best.

Much of the show's charm came from its exceptional crew of characters and their dynamic. Captain Mal Reynolds led his ragtag team with a mix of cynical wit and unshakable loyalty, embodying the show's anti-authority spirit. The crew's banter, written with Joss Whedon's signature sharp dialogue, created a sense of genuine camaraderie that made viewers feel like part of the found family. Each character, from the fiercely competent Zoe to the mysterious River Tam, was layered with complexities that unfolded naturally over time.

Firefly also mastered the delicate balance between tones. One moment could deliver laugh-out-loud humor through the crew's interactions, while the next could pivot to high-stakes action or poignant drama. This emotional range, combined with the show's willingness to explore moral gray areas, gave it remarkable depth despite its short run.

The show's cancellation after just 14 episodes only strengthened fan devotion. The injustice of its premature ending galvanized the "Browncoat" fandom into keeping Firefly alive through conventions, fan campaigns, and eventual continuation through comics and the Serenity movie. Even years later, the series remains beloved for its perfect storm of witty writing, compelling characters, and that undefinable "shiny" quality that makes it endlessly rewatchable. Firefly proved that a show's impact isn't measured in seasons, but in the loyalty it inspires—and by that metric, it soared.