During my first semester of college, my Latin teacher would have us right up a paragraph or two on our reading assignments, and it would be graded
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She referred to these two pieces as “the what” and “the so what”
It feels like a lot of people (on this site and irl) spend so much energy getting loud about finding the what that they never consider that the so what is actually the important bit
It feels like a lot of people (on this site and irl) spend so much energy getting loud about finding the what that they never consider that the so what is actually the important bit
Yeah, this thread is just a
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Tangentially related, I give both Borat movies a
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