Max Park sponsored by Prime?

[SkewbIsTheBestEvent]

Bro just called the guy who brought the WR down by nearly 0.4 sec and normalised Sub5 averages. Is little know?

He also hasn't been a famous cuber for long enough. He only started being well-known in the cubing community for around 2 years ago, meanwhile Max has been well-known for 7-8 years. Tymon is in the middle, around 5 years (Although he used to mainly be known for his pyraminx skills).

 

[Bingus Ringus McDingus]

Feliks Zemdegs being sponsored by a clothing company?

I just got flashbacks from the 4.73 (aka the "boioioioioing incident") reading that.

 

[OtaMota]

He also hasn't been a famous cuber for long enough. He only started being well-known in the cubing community for around 2 years ago, meanwhile Max has been well-known for 7-8 years. Tymon is in the middle, around 5 years (Although he used to mainly be known for his pyraminx skills).

And Yiheng does not venture out to other events like Max, Tymon, and Feliks do

 

[AhsanDaCuber125]

Really the only cubers companies other than cubing would sponsor would be like Max and Feliks.
It’s sad other cubers can’t be in the spotlight of being sponsored from other companies.

 

[Tabe]

And Yiheng does not venture out to other events like Max, Tymon, and Feliks do

Max has results in 8 events, 7 of which are NxN. Yiheng has results in 7 events, 5 of which are NxN. I would argue that Yiheng's profile has more event diversity than Max's. And Yiheng actively competes in all of his events while Max hasn't done Square-1 in 11 years.

 

[OtaMota]

Max has results in 8 events, 7 of which are NxN. Yiheng has results in 7 events, 5 of which are NxN. I would argue that Yiheng's profile has more event diversity than Max's. And Yiheng actively competes in all of his events while Max hasn't done Square-1 in 11 years.

I guess “venture out” was poor wording on my part. You are right that Yiheng tries out and competes in more events than Max. I guess what I meant to say was that Yiheng is not notable for as many events compared to Max. Max has had WRs in 3-7 and OH, while Yiheng has only had WRs in 3x3 and 2x2, and he is world class at Pyra.

 

[Tabe]

I guess “venture out” was poor wording on my part. You are right that Yiheng tries out and competes in more events than Max. I guess what I meant to say was that Yiheng is not notable for as many events compared to Max. Max has had WRs in 3-7 and OH, while Yiheng has only had WRs in 3x3 and 2x2, and he is world class at Pyra.

I suspect Yiheng will be destroying a bunch of world records once his hands are just a little bit larger.

 

[Lord_Oscar]

My free lunch at school is absolutely garbage. Milk (which I can't drink because I'm lack toes in taller ant), crappy pizza, a random unique dish (which usually tastes like denied expectation), burgers (which taste like bricks) and salads (which taste like salads).

Come to NZ. My school's canteen chips are amazing. Also, my school canteen is 100% vegan.

Am I the only with a parent that makes them food?
I get like a sandwich and some apples, if I’m lucky some pasta or chicken nuggets. Why aren’t your parents doing this? (I am a private school kid but not privileged at all)

I make my lunch, and I've been doing it since I was 8

 

[qwr]

(I am a private school kid but not privileged at all)

how to say you're privileged

 

[Exmestify]

And Yiheng does not venture out to other events like Max, Tymon, and Feliks do

when he do 3bld?
im eager to see wht will happun to blaindfolded sceene after his entri

 

[JDAW6]

how to say you're privileged

In the UAE, only Arabs can get public school.

 

[fes_77]

high school is 14 if you a smarty pants

Theres no way im 14 and im in highschool and im stupid (my teacher told mw to drop out bc of how im failing)

 

[fes_77]

Am I the only with a parent that makes them food?
I get like a sandwich and some apples, if I’m lucky some pasta or chicken nuggets. Why aren’t your parents doing this? (I am a private school kid but not privileged at all)

My parents used to makw me food i dont eat alot anymore so they stopped

 

[JDAW6]

Theres no way im 14 and im in highschool and im stupid (my teacher told mw to drop out bc of how im failing)

Your teacher is disgusting, teachers should be there to encourage children. You should report her to the principal;behaviour like this is bad.

My parents used to makw me food i dont eat alot anymore so they stopped

I also don’t eat a lot but they still make it cuz idk

 

[fes_77]

I also don’t eat a lot but they still make it cuz idk

Maybe you could tell them that you dont feel hungy in that timee and they should stop making it

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

Theres no way im 14 and im in highschool and im stupid (my teacher told mw to drop out bc of how im failing)

At least in my state, you can drop out at 16 (with parental consent) or 18 on your own accord. Nevertheless, it's genuinely disgusting for teachers or counselors at high schools to say these things to a child. Kids internalize labels, and it's simply lazy teaching stemming from an unwillingness to foster growth.

You still have a TON of time to lock in and get good study methods, or find what works best for you. Also, high school grades won't make or break your life (but you should still strive for good ones, since it can make things easier immediately out of high school if you plan to attend college). I did NOT do well in high school whatsoever, but I've got an A GPA in college and just got hired at one of the top research institutions in the world.

Grades don't define you, and they certainly aren't a genuine indicator of your intelligence. People are intelligent in different things--some things click and others don't; everyone is like that. It's easy to be discouraged, especially when a teacher treats you poorly. You can 100% prove them wrong. I had a ton of difficulty getting work done in high school, but my advice to you is to just seek out help if you're struggling and don't hesitate to ask questions. If not from an unsupportive teacher, then from someone else you trust at your school. You've got this.

 

[Gecko777]

At least in my state, you can't drop out until 16 (with parental consent) or 18 on your own accord. Nevertheless, it's genuinely disgusting for teachers or counselors at high schools to say these things to a child. Kids internalize labels, and it's simply lazy teaching stemming from an unwillingness to foster growth.

You still have a TON of time to lock in and get good study methods, or find what works best for you. Also, high school grades won't make or break your life (but you should still strive for good ones, since it can make things easier immediately out of high school if you plan to attend college). I did NOT do well in high school whatsoever, but I've got an A GPA in college and just got hired at one of the top research institutions in the world.

Grades don't define you, and they certainly aren't a genuine indicator of your intelligence. People are intelligent in different things--some things click and others don't; everyone is like that. It's easy to be discouraged, especially when a teacher treats you poorly. You can 100% prove them wrong. I had a ton of difficulty getting work done in high school, but my advice to you is to just seek out help if you're struggling and don't hesitate to ask questions. If not from an unsupportive teacher, then from someone else you trust at your school. You've got this.

what research institution if i may ask?

 

[Gecko777]

At least in my state, you can't drop out until 16 (with parental consent) or 18 on your own accord. Nevertheless, it's genuinely disgusting for teachers or counselors at high schools to say these things to a child. Kids internalize labels, and it's simply lazy teaching stemming from an unwillingness to foster growth.

You still have a TON of time to lock in and get good study methods, or find what works best for you. Also, high school grades won't make or break your life (but you should still strive for good ones, since it can make things easier immediately out of high school if you plan to attend college). I did NOT do well in high school whatsoever, but I've got an A GPA in college and just got hired at one of the top research institutions in the world.

Grades don't define you, and they certainly aren't a genuine indicator of your intelligence. People are intelligent in different things--some things click and others don't; everyone is like that. It's easy to be discouraged, especially when a teacher treats you poorly. You can 100% prove them wrong. I had a ton of difficulty getting work done in high school, but my advice to you is to just seek out help if you're struggling and don't hesitate to ask questions. If not from an unsupportive teacher, then from someone else you trust at your school. You've got this.

you are definitely not in albania

 

[Clock_Enthusiast]

what research institution if i may ask?

I'm not gonna say the exact place here, but it's at an Ivy League in a biological/biomedical-related discipline. Took a ton of work but it was all worth it.

 

[An Animating Cuber]

At least in my state, you can drop out at 16 (with parental consent) or 18 on your own accord. Nevertheless, it's genuinely disgusting for teachers or counselors at high schools to say these things to a child. Kids internalize labels, and it's simply lazy teaching stemming from an unwillingness to foster growth.

You still have a TON of time to lock in and get good study methods, or find what works best for you. Also, high school grades won't make or break your life (but you should still strive for good ones, since it can make things easier immediately out of high school if you plan to attend college). I did NOT do well in high school whatsoever, but I've got an A GPA in college and just got hired at one of the top research institutions in the world.

Grades don't define you, and they certainly aren't a genuine indicator of your intelligence. People are intelligent in different things--some things click and others don't; everyone is like that. It's easy to be discouraged, especially when a teacher treats you poorly. You can 100% prove them wrong. I had a ton of difficulty getting work done in high school, but my advice to you is to just seek out help if you're struggling and don't hesitate to ask questions. If not from an unsupportive teacher, then from someone else you trust at your school. You've got this.

I 100% agree with you here but I'm still gonna let my bad grades define me as I slowly enter a downward spiral.

(This is somewhat a joke)