Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Rock Cup 200cc (Triple Star Rank)

[@jakobgray451]

Tour London Loop 0:25 GBA Boo lake 3:13 3DS Rock Rock Mountain 5:14 Wii Maple Treeway 7:59

[@jakobgray451]

4:38

[@destroyermcw626]

Found ya your the only one I was looking for first

[@nathanielthabanikholosa3868]

Nice

[@Reydalid977]

Mi ranking top 4. (Tour) London loop 3. (GBA) Boo lake 2. (3DS) Rock rock mountain 1. (Wii) Maple treeway

[@Leonardothenintendogamer2024]

Tour London Loop GBA Boo Lake (Mario Kart Tour) 3DS Rock Rock Mountain (Mario Kart Tour) Wii Maple Treeway (Mario Kart 7 & Mario Kart Tour)

[@jeffreywang7665]

“Environment” and “genetics” are two key factors that influence an individual’s development, behaviors, and characteristics, but they come from different sources. Genetics • What it is: Genetics refers to the inherited traits we receive from our parents through their genes. These genes contain instructions for building and maintaining our bodies, influencing everything from physical traits (like eye color, height, or hair type) to potential predispositions for certain health conditions (like diabetes or heart disease). • How it works: Our genetic makeup (DNA) is a blueprint for how we develop, grow, and function. Each person inherits a unique combination of genes, which contribute to their distinct physical appearance and biological traits. Environment • What it is: The environment refers to everything external to an individual, including physical surroundings, upbringing, culture, social interactions, education, and life experiences. • How it works: The environment can shape behavior, intelligence, health, and personal development. This includes factors like the family and social environment a person grows up in, the education they receive, and the lifestyle choices they make. Even broader influences, like climate, air quality, or societal norms, play a role. Nature vs. Nurture The interaction between genetics and the environment is often referred to as the nature vs. nurture debate. Here’s how both influence each other: • Genetics might determine a person’s baseline abilities (like a genetic predisposition for musical talent or athleticism), but the environment influences how those genetic traits are expressed (e.g., through access to musical training or sports). • The environment can also affect biological outcomes. For instance, malnutrition during childhood (an environmental factor) can hinder physical or cognitive development, regardless of genetic potential. In short, genetics provide the foundational “blueprint,” while the environment shapes and molds how those genetic traits are expressed and developed. Both work together to determine an individual’s characteristics.

[@gabrielbalderas1123]

👍🏻

[@venomtang]

Nah this is fake. Ur in 1st place for that long and dont see one blue shell or lightning. I call bullsh**

[@venomtang]

Referring to boo lake

[@harrybest2041]

Spiny Shells and Lightning don't appear in every race, especially on a short course like Boo Lake.