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I really like how Luke was able to make good connections very easily with the pictures. Also I like how he used a lot of good vocabulary and deep thinking.

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I liked Lukes question "I wonder what would happen if we spreaded the people all around the world evenly". Connecting to your second picture, if we spraeded everyone across evenly Dhaka wouldn't be so crowded.

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One of the images sunny and I had in common was the dhaka image. She thought there was an event going on but I thought it was people going places at the same time. There are busses and stuff so it might be a festival with booths but we will never know.

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I agree with both of Sunny's see, think and wonders. Especially her wonder questions..Why is Asia so populated and if it was always really busy on the streets of Dhaka. I would ask the same questions.

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I disagree that it's a circle around China and Japan, because it's also part of India, Philippines, Indonesia, a bit of Russia, etc. But anyways thats not a big deal. I also disagree that there aren't many people in the other parts of the world. But I do agree with the whole subway/train/metro picture.
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I really liked Xavier's video because he didn't include that many memes and I agreed with most of his points. The only thing that I didn't agree with was that Dakaris going to get worse. xDDDDD

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I agree with what Danny sees in the New York picture about how all of the buildings there are. I didn't really look at it in how the buildings represent an economical part of New York. I really liked how he brought that up. And with the next image, I agree with Danny's thinking about how amazing it is that so many people live in such a small area.

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Suzanne's point about how hard it would be to use transportation in the area in the photo of Mumbai I agree with. However, I disagree with her wonder question about how they would find it hard to get food — sure, not many natural foods, but they live right next to a big city where they can get meat and vegetables from other places. I agree that it makes sense to make skyscrapers in Shanghai, though, because there are over thirty million people living there and they need to go up to fit more instead of spreading out. Thanks!

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I really enjoyed the video but I don't agree with all the points made in it. Kaito also put in the wrong image in his second 'see think and wonder, which kind of made it hard to understand.

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I agree with what Felipe was saying about the image with people pushing people inside the trains. I really liked how he made an outside connection to what his mom told him and questioned their actions. I did not really do that but I will try to make that connection in the future, probably. We both talked about different things, he wondered how many people are on the train and whether it would slow the train down. I wondered about how people like the government would deal with this kind of situation.

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I agree with what Kaito was saying about the I wonder for Dhaka because how can people be fine with being so many people in the city because they might be so stressed. I also agree to what Kaito was seeing for Dhaka because he said weird, small and strange carriages.

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I agree with Miriam on her see think and wonders for the world map image.
Especially when she wondered why all those people stay in such a small area and don't move out to bigger places, I think part of the reason why is because, it's their home and they grew up there and they don't want to leave or they can't afford to.

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A connection between my video and Kaito's video is that we both noticed the vehicles within the pictures. In Kaito's video he talks about the cars that he can see within the video and I also noticed some of the motor vehicles within the story. Something else I saw in the video that Kaito. also noticed the amount of people within the city

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I agree with Kaito's thinking about picture of Dhaka, and I didn't think about how the vehicles were powered in the picture. And Kaito brought more insight about that in his video. I also agree with his thoughts about what is happening with the Tokyo Metro system. I also agree with Kaito and his thoughts about different transportation instead of just waiting for the next train.

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In his video and mine we talk about the same pictures.  For the first Tokyo train one I did not think of the time that the moment was happening and only focused on the people.  I like how you thought the time was rush hour and I agree with that.  I also like how you connected the 2 pictures together which I also talked about.

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It was strange that Kaito and I did the same images but a very different interpretation to the images. So what I thought of the dhaka image is that people are in like a rush hour but Kaito thought it was the population all of the time. Also for the train image, Kaito thought that they could walk and I thought kind of the same thing. But the shreks and the ending/beginning are very unnecessary.

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I agree with most of her points, but I disagree that they are going to the market. I think that they are going or coming from work or school. There might be a market, but not likely. Something you could improve on is being more confident while talking, because you talked really soft and weren't confident to your perspective.

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I think your wonder question about what the difference between the amount of people in the circle and outside it is a good question. I didn't use it but I would like to know the answer — whether the difference is big or not. For your thinking about the Dhaka photo, I disagree about them going to the market — it looks like just a normal street. But wondering what that same street would be like on a BUSY day and not a NORMAL one is a good question too. Thanks!

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I think Kotomi's question about why people won't wait for the next train is a really good question. It shows that Japan probably should make more trains, even though Japan already has so many trains. I think some people don't wait for the next train because, they want to get their destination on time and they also know that the next train will be like this.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a426jaSFXZw

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Pablo- Globe and Tokyo Metro Youtube Video

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Pablo- Globe and Tokyo Metro Youtube Video

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Uploaded by Kotomi Robbins on 2017-02-28.

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Ultimate Dank Memes Vine Compilation | Funny Dank Meme Compilation

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Felipe REACTS #1 Megacities meme CRYING, SEE THINK WONDER 😂 😂 😂  💯  💯   🅱

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Unit 3   Megacities   See, Think, Wonder

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Uploaded by LukeDobberfuhl on 2017-02-28.

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This video is about See Think Wonder I&S