“It can be difficult to discern what young children know and don’t know.”
Joseph R. Coffey and Sho Tsuji explain how it’s easy to underestimate children’s abilities in some areas and overestimate them in others. @babylabircn#ChildDevelopment#Parenting https://t.co/jqKgpXhVcf
@wbuxtonofficial Sorry but points are not the only thing to consider for a lead driver. Lando currently lacks the maturity and decision making skill set of the competition’s lead drivers.
@Zanquis @premystic 🤦🏼♀️I have zero discontent towards any team in particular. I admire what Lewis does off-field for sports and inclusion as a whole, however twist my words to suit whatever agenda you like.
@Zanquis @premystic I think the whole point you’ve missed here is that Lewis apologies of his own accord. Helmet Marko in this instance was forced to apologise, as it’s taken days and is only doing so to appease the masses, not because his behaviour is genuine.
@AleksDormushev @premystic Red Bull need to take a zero tolerance policy within their fold to ensure this behaviour on all levels is stamped out. The fact they don’t do this is likely why some see them as ‘rotten’.
@alison_beswick1@eleanorzjames@MeghansMole Clearly you don’t speak for every pregnant person. Those of us with corporate careers had to do this daily so it’s definitely been done before. Every pregnancy is different.
Micheal Schumacher has written his story, he has set unprecedented records. Lewis Hamilton is writing his story, breaking records established before him, adding others to his name.
But records are meant to be broken. Eventually, someday, someone will come and break Lewis’ records, in the same way Lewis did Michael’s. However, breaking Lewis’ records doesn’t undermine his achievements, just like Lewis breaking Michael’s didn’t undo what MS has achieved.
It’s a real pity that the F1 media has always driven the narrative that someone beating Lewis was him being undone. He’s not. Lewis Hamilton is timeless, just like Schumacher, Senna, Lauda, Fangio before him. Celebrating Lewis’ greatness has never been opposed to celebrating Michael or Ayrton’s greatness. They all belong to the sport’s pantheon.
The media narrative is the reason the fan base became this fractured, this antagonistic. Grooming someone as Lewis’ nemesis or as his undoing is so cleaving! And for what? To preserve the idea of a certain demographic’ supremacy over the sport?
Had Lewis been given his due flowers, and covered in the same way the others greats of the sports were, his fans would never have felt the need to defend him. Instead, he was loathed for all the things that they were — and are now — praised for, driving a fast car fast.
Ultimately, Lewis Hamilton holds the records for most world championships. He’s the FIRST driver to have a century of pole positions and a century of wins to his name. No one, absolutely no one is going to take that away from him.
… May the next generation of drivers do their best to join him at the table of the greats. He’ll be waiting.
#F1 #LewisHamilton
@lisaskola2@news_australian The cleaners have already made their statement public. There was absolutely nothing to clean up, so much so, they thought they had the wrong office.
@mark3415 @MrTerpstra@news_australian See how many accusers also came out only after she publicly got a payout and a lucrative book deal. Brittany openly said she would love to see a political sez scandal and look what ensues…..
@Kate3015 Not sure why the current money being spent isn’t being audited each year, a little like NDIS audits. Your portfolio loses what you don’t use. Their should be allocated amounts towards education, healthcare, etc. a constitutional change would not be required for any of this.