Jiang proposes a future session where students and YouTube commenters should test his logic and identify where he may be wrong.
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"...then raise a question and then my wife will read the YouTube comments and then pick out questions for me to answer on Thursday...."
"...I look at comments now and then, but I don't read YouTube comments."
"My wife does. My wife reads YouTube comments. I do not read YouTube comments. Okay. So I apologize if I don't respond. And I..."
"...thing I'm going to do is I'm going to read some YouTube comments um so I don't have time to read YouTube comments but..."
"...I will do from now on is I will highlight some YouTube comments for us to review what we learned last class, but also..."
"highlight some YouTube comments okay so let's talk about heaven on earth so we did the ice age and now what's happening is that..."
"...yeah no i i i mean like i have been monitoring youtube comments and i've been like like responding to i've been engaging people..."
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