Theology

For instance, Biblical Theology examines and traces major themes and their historical development throughout Scripture.

Now, apply that same way of thinking to a racing team. Its history, the principles it was built upon, and how those principles have evolved through competition. The parts they design and produce become a reflection of that history. Each development builds upon what came before it.

When I think of racing companies and their products, Spoon Sports typically comes to mind. Their approach to building cars and developing parts has been proven both on and off the track. It’s a timeless philosophy worth emulating.

It was in the late ’90s and early 2000s that I first became exposed to the brand and began my “deep dive.” Mugen and Spoon were the elite goods to own and use.

These days, a lot of it is just status points… 🤮

Some can’t even identify wheels. They copy builds, ask for wheel specs, brand names, etc. They don’t allow themselves to make mistakes and grow. It’s yuck, bro!

A copycat society, with AI everywhere, stripping away our creativity and unique qualities and photo editing skills or lack thereof lol.

Builds are now reels. Everyone and their mom wants to be a YouTube sensation.

I’m not mad at it. That’s just the way culture has gone. I love me some good entertainment. But a lot of it is presented under the guise of inspiration and education.

The difference is, with or without social platforms, I’ll still be here, as long as God gives me breath, building cars. Shoutout to REV_HI for the goods.