Cd rewward?
- Dr. Harish Ravi

- Feb 11
- 1 min read
[2/11, 6:16 AM] Harish Teach: So one way to read a novel could be to see last 25% of movie cd and reading first 3 sets o f25% and last again..
Like i got harry potter 4 read 2 chapters saw 1 2 3 etc
I wanted to quantify it.
This was my quest and we finally won
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[2/11, 6:21 AM] Harish Teach: So because I had the quest I always feel happy in a house with novels..
[2/11, 6:57 AM] Harish Teach: [2/11, 6:53 AM] Harish Exinc: So is the question about reading novels in Tamil after seeing ready dubbing in amaOn
[2/11, 6:55 AM] Harish Exinc: The sadness is nowadays theres too much ads and i didn't try 25% theorem in Indian languages when I could
[2/11, 7:09 AM] Harish Teach: So the key to modern happiness is 15 re cds with exercise reward..
[2/11, 7:12 AM] Harish Teach: So the key to modern happiness is 15 re cds with exercise reward.. so what if it's free in university outdoor happiness is 20 re or even 30 re rental cds...
[2/11, 7:20 AM] Harish Teach: The proof being dosa prices have gone up
[2/11, 7:27 AM] Harish Teach: We can activate a movie with qr code 100 m away for this was excercise winning nobel
[2/11, 7:27 AM] Harish Teach: Like cds.






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