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    2 months ago

    Let’s start over: person in front of you is struggling with technology that you yourself had the privilege to learn before said person. Should the person struggling be treated differently just because you had the privilege of learning it first? I can do this all day man.

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        2 months ago

        Person in front of you is struggling with technology that you yourself had the privilege to learn before said person. Should the person struggling be treated differently just because you had the privilege of learning it first? Answer the question.

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            Person in front of you is struggling with technology that you yourself had the privilege to learn before said person. Should the person struggling be treated differently just because you had the privilege of learning it first? Answer. The. Question.

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                23 days ago

                HEY WAIT. IF THE PERSON IN FRONT OF YOU IS STRUGGLING WITH SOMETHING THAT YOU YOURSELF HAD PRIVILEGE TO LEARN, WHAT IS THE CORRECT ANSWER?

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                    10 days ago

                    Oh hey, forgot to say: if someone in front of you is struggling to use something you yourself had the privilege to learn, don’t you think it makes sense to let them use it just like you did? Thanks for coming to my Ted Talk.

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