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I also agree! To add however,

Submitted by Owl on Tue, 12/07/2010 - 12:03am.

I also agree! To add however, I also think that one of the biggest reasons that his animation on changing education paradigms was also intriguing because there was no form to the images. Sure they all connected to one another, but there was no limit to what could be could be added or even possibly removed. I think he was one who literally practiced what he preached in creating this animation.

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