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(Short attention span / easily distracted - I like info facts quickly don't like things being padded out )
Overall enjoyed the experience, educational , thought provoking.
Questions Yes and No answers could be a little more definitive to the context .I may have given a Yes or No answer thinking of the overall context not a specific.