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START HERE: Wednesday, JUNE 17th! Say Hi! Daily Check-In.
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VIP PERSONAL Deep Dive June 16
Excellent job. You guys are REALLY impressing me with your dictation. Super work. Great questions. Watch the replay HERE
VIP PERSONAL Deep Dive June 16
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Conversation HOMEWORK!!
We do have homework for Speak English Comfortably. But it's really simple! Only for Unit 2. Watch the video below. And I will be posting our LIVE class from Sunday in the Classroom after it's done rendering! Units 2 and 3 are UP in the classroom. Go over those units before attending, okay? Have a super week, Coach Shane Download link
Conversation HOMEWORK!!
No.4 Joke point disclose
No. 4 Joke: Philosophy is a game with objectives and no rules. Mathematics is a game with rules and no objectives. Joke point disclose This Joke makes laughing scarsticlly by balanced antithesis. - Philosophy: objective (yes) rule (no) - Mathematics: objective (no) rule(yes) This joke makes sharp ironic contrast: - Nomally, legitimate game should be not only having objective, but also having rule. But the two foundational disciplines each lack one half. - Hits the nail on the head for insiders: Those who study philosophy often joke about its lack of fixed rules, everyone says what they want; Mathematicians frequently gripe about working with strict rules yet no inherent purpose The funny part lies in this sharp contrast.
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