We Toured Mark Rober's Top Secret Studio 

I think you should visit Unspeakable or Max Fosh.

Ryan Trahan

Dude Perfect

Read my name now😂❤

How ridiculous

Are u mrbeast?

Do ma name❤

❤❤

And extremely passionate.

A lot of NASA is like that. You're super smart, but you're surrounded by people smarter than you. Everyone becomes humbled

He’s a smart guy ❤

Now read my name 😊

Dude literally started at nasa... NASA!

I first watched his Dartboard video, I saw his journey on RU-vid. He's an inspiration to many.

kinda a weird take. There is grade inflation, but that's partially since more people are staying in school and getting better educations. I wouldn't say young kids AREN'T making mistakes: It's simply a different environment.

@@Noah-lj2sg Well not really, kids staying in school getting better educations aren't actually related to grade inflation. Grades would stay the same as curriculums change and courses adapt for the times. What is required for the kids to learn has changed a lot within the past ten years. Regardless, there are tools to mathematically curve grades such that assessment matches to what existed back in the day. There's systemic problems in NA education right now that are setting up students for failure as the universities haven't adapted this change yet. With covid and the stay at home schooling, grades have gone up as most school districts have adopted a laxer policy on grading. In my country, most of the school boards adopted a "no late" policy where all summative assessments can be handed in within a day before the course is ending. This policy and many others are still in place even though we're back to in-person learning. It's virtually impossible to mark kids fairly when most the class hands in work right before report cards are due. Then there are other policies where students can do a grade/course recovery program where they can retry previous tests/exams until they get a mark they're happy with. It's a problem that is creeping up in NA schools, there aren't any mathematical tools that exists that can curve grades like that. Other aspects of life aren't as lax so when students get their first failing grade, or they didn't get into their first choice highly ranked school they find themselves more devastated compared to other generations who didn't have that issue. If they get a grade that is less than perfect (or at minimum, what they deem acceptable) it causes problems with the parents. In the name of accessibility they make schooling failure-proof, but that doesn't translate at all when they move onto college or into the private sector, where failure is rampant and is to be expected.

No better feeling after tinkering away at a complicated redstone project after numerous trials and errors and have it finally work.

I think with creators like him and Yes Theory, you can really see the intentional story telling shine through

Stop trying to scam me

@@Ethan-Carey I also have a free gift 😅

Building a brand is like building a prison.

@@AskAW in that it's expensive and good for keeping people locked in?

Ok, my name ❤

I have been watching him since the first egg drop video he did, love his content so mich

I know Mark, don't know these guys. The white guy, I guess Colin... Seems like a bit of a douche and not super professional lol.

Chills everytime

the word's inspiration