Opening the book…
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Pushing the speed or width a little past comfortable costs little: anything you miss, you reread until you have it.
Nothing is marked right or wrong until you finish.
You have mastered Book I of Euclid's Elements.
All 48 propositions, from the first equilateral triangle to the Pythagorean theorem, read, tested, and passed in the final exam. Very few people ever do that.
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