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This document discusses learning and improving one's ability to learn. It encourages discovering topics you love, identifying interesting opportunities, and focusing on frequent iterations. It advocates learning about your interests, discovering meaningful problems, and solving problems that matter. The overall message is about cultivating a lifelong passion for learning.
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