F1 Twitter is almost as toxic as US politics. Chill, it’s just racing. This season is insanely competitive! Let’s enjoy Sundays—Max is on fire, Lewis needs to step up in quali, and Lando is finally showing what he’s got. Let’s witness greatness. #F1#Formula1#F1Twitter#dutchGP
5/5 Now, with the valve removed, it’s interesting to see how this affects their performance going forward. Was it a game-changer? Only time will tell! ⏳ #F1Tech#RBR
1/5 🚨 Rumor has it RBR was running a clever rear cross-brake inertia valve before they had to remove it ahead of Miami. This could explain Max’s braking issues in Melbourne and turn-in struggles since China. But what does this valve do? 🤔 #F1
2/5 In simple terms, this valve helps manage braking stability by adjusting pressure between the rear wheels. It prevents lock-ups and keeps the car balanced under heavy braking. 🏎️💨
4/5 The result? Consistent, predictable performance and more aggressive driving. If you’re wondering why RBR was so dominant, this could be one of the reasons. 💥
3/5 By optimizing how the brakes work, the valve improves the car’s handling, especially during cornering. It allows for better turn-in and helps drivers carry more speed through corners. 🔄💪
@Bit_Faced @GlassWavs @ACatNamedOlive @Ani_the_Laquine@HoodHomesGarden@masterbearjedi@Scubasteve6249@SarahBurris Illegals hiding from authorities aren’t registering to vote. We already have laws making it illegal and tough to do so. The SAVE Act is redundant and divisive. We should focus on real issues for Americans instead of pushing bills that divide us further.
@Bit_Faced@Ani_the_Laquine@HoodHomesGarden@masterbearjedi @ACatNamedOlive @Scubasteve6249 @GlassWavs @SarahBurris I’ve enjoyed our discussion and appreciate your perspective on the SAVE Act. While we might disagree on how to make elections safer without infringing on rights, we both value election integrity. We have more in common than differences. Agree to disagree, respectfully.
@Bit_Faced@Ani_the_Laquine@HoodHomesGarden@masterbearjedi @ACatNamedOlive @Scubasteve6249 @GlassWavs @SarahBurris In FL, getting a REAL ID requires proof of identity (e.g., birth certificate, passport), Social Security number, and residency (e.g., utility bills, lease). These documents can be hard to obtain for those who’ve lost them or face other barriers.
@ACatNamedOlive @Bit_Faced@Ani_the_Laquine@HoodHomesGarden@masterbearjedi@Scubasteve6249 @GlassWavs @SarahBurris We should push for all states to join ERIC. Data shows very few non-citizens voting. It’s illegal, and penalties should be severe for those caught trying to vote in our elections. We can tighten security without making it harder to vote.
@Bit_Faced@Ani_the_Laquine@HoodHomesGarden@masterbearjedi @ACatNamedOlive @Scubasteve6249 @GlassWavs @SarahBurris Voting is a constitutional right. While obtaining an ID may seem easy to some, many face barriers like costs, access, and documentation. We’re blessed to not face these hardships, but we can’t deny others their right to vote because of it. Over 21M citizens lack ID
@ACatNamedOlive I researched the SAVE Act and initially thought it made sense. However, it’s redundant and creates barriers to a constitutional right. Voting shouldn’t be restricted. Instead, let’s strengthen current systems without adding obstacles.
@elonmusk Why not support:
1.Regular voter roll audits
2.Enhanced cybersecurity
3.Accessible voter ID programs
4.Transparent election processes
5.Participation in ERIC
Withdrawing from ERIC creates distrust. All states should demand transparency and improvements. Thoughts?
@elonmusk@elonmusk After researching the SAVE Act, it initially seemed logical. However, it risks disenfranchising vulnerable communities and has been shot down in courts for similar reasons. Instead of new laws, we should enhance our current systems to strengthen election security.