Я стремился упростить процесс усвоения новой информации и навыков даже при отсутствии любопытства. Если развить метафору путешествия, я хотел создать дорожную карту, которая гарантирует вам прибытие в пункт назначения, указанный преподавателем. Но больше всего я надеюсь, что вы воспримете эту книгу как набор путешественника и с ней отправитесь исследовать новые края. Надеюсь, вы станете одним из тех, кому мир сквозь призму любознательности видится полным скрытых сокровищ.
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