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>>16895296
You should learn about CONCRETE. Did you know that CONCRETE was used to build the Colosseum, one of the Roman Empire's greatest architectural achievements? Then around 1800 years later the United States of America used this Great Composite Material (GCM) to build what is, perhaps, the greatest architectural feat of the 20th century: Hoover Dam! Shove that up your ass Germany! As you can see, the GCM we refer to plainly as CONCRETE has a great history behind it. And modern CONCRETE is even better and stronger too! Due to the GCM's one weakness, it's low tensile strength, modern science has allowed for CONCRETE to be reinforced with other strong materials such as steel. Ain't that just something?

It's no wonder humanity relies so much on CONCRETE. Where humans need infrastructure the GCM is sure to be found. Thank you for spending time learning about our GCM and God bless.

Learn about learning then. Also project management, leadership skills and human relations.

>>16895296 prolly would be good to start with a new language. I think that you can acquire a knew way of thinking by learning a new language. The more different from yours, the better

>>16895444
I've never seen such passion for CONCRETE in my life. You've got me interested.
>and those trips
God bless.