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I thought that as well, and i was just rly confused about the arm :P

He was really chill. Most students thought of him as a friend more than a teacher. It was totally okay to swear in class, and talk about generally inappropriate-for-math-class things, like cocaine, or how many people you should kill, if any. He was the only teacher I asked for a selfie with at prom, then I posted it on instagram, tagged him in it, and pestered him in class endlessly until he commented on it.
On the flipside, he did like to veer off topic in class and one of my high-achieving, honour roll friends hated him because she claimed he didn't actually teach, he only provided resources for you to learn (which was far from my experience with him, but we weren't in the same class, and there were two years in between us having him, so things may have changed then, idk)

Omg true! Even after someone's been murdered, they could just hook up whatever the eyes recorded and get a better idea of who did it!

No, i mean the one about the person's reality. The last part.

To add onto that, I assume it also has more of an ingrained feeling of intimacy, not only with the people seeing the selfie, but also between the people in the selfie.

I feel like you all might be interested in this movie i watched with my brother last year called "As One" (2012) that tells the story of the first post-war unified Korean table tennis team that won gold in japan in 1991. It's pretty touching, and equally interesting, since it shows a new perspective.

Kpop :)