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I hope we’re through this section. There’s been a lot of redundant information(I understand why. Some people need it to understand how this works), and you’re doing incredibly for an area that’s not of your expertise, but it’s not as…awesome as when you’re really in the zone with the comic.
I think it feels longer than it is because the gaps between strips have been rather long lately. I’m sure there’s a good reason for it, but it makes it seem like more pages than it actually is.
I stumbled upon this comic a few months ago, give or take a week; and It has to be one of the most fascinating subjects I’ve read in my life. I constantly catch myself going back to the beginning because there’s just so much to learn.
Thank you for posting all this. It’s really helped.
Thank you very much! I really get a lot out of doing it, and comments like yours really keep me going!
A sort of meta-comment: If students would make comics, like these, about the material they’re trying to learn, they would do so much better in courses!