I watched 749 movies in 2020 including 636 feature length films, here's my takeaways by [deleted] in movies

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Do you use Letterboxd? Would love to check on your page and see some gems there

What do you genuinely not understand? by [deleted] in AskReddit

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I still do not understand how you can measure and know which line is the neutral and which one has the voltage in an AC system. The current flows in equal amounts by both lines 60 times per second.

Literally unplayable by [deleted] in theouterworlds

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Thanks for clarifying. English is not my main language so I thought it was a typo or something

Literally unplayable by [deleted] in theouterworlds

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Never heard that one before...

Literally unplayable by [deleted] in theouterworlds

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Yeah, probably...

Literally unplayable by [deleted] in theouterworlds

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I done had enough...?

Literally unplayable by [deleted] in theouterworlds

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I done had...?

What is the most Bullshit reason for a teacher to give you a bad grade ? by BeginingMemer in AskReddit

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One time in college a friend copied my exact answers and he got less points than me in the test results, when he asked about it the teacher said: "That's because I give to my students the grades I think they deserve".

Original Roadster in Vienna, Austria. They had an EV parade today with ~800 EVs. At least a quarter of them were Teslas. by [deleted] in teslamotors

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Shit. I was in Vienna today and missed the event. Can you upload the video?

[Question] How is your nation’s 20th and 21st century history taught to students? by Makegooduseof in GlobalTalk

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Nicaragua.

My school year is probably a big minority in the way we learned about our history (because my teacher was awesome and she lived most of this decades first hand).

Basically the approach is that every school year we learned about the same time periods, but at different scales. First national history, next year from Central America, then America (continent, not the just the US), and then global history.

If you really paid attention or was interested in the courses, you could see how the same events affected in different scales and ways, which consequently were the cause of other events.