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1. I learned that Jonathan, a 190-year-old tortoise, is the world's oldest land animal, according to my research. Andrew Jackson was about to be reelected when he was born in 1832, and Charles Darwin had just embarked on an expedition that would lead to his theories of evolution and natural selection.

2. I'm interested in learning more about the global popularity of Korean entertainment. I'm also intrigued by the potential impact of bitcoin and NFTs on the future of art and money.

3. I have one question after reading the magazine, which is why are people arguing for summer homework.

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What I learned:
1. The oldest living animal in the world is Jonathan, a 190 year old tortoise who lives on St. Helena mountain
2.  An NFT of LeBron James sold for over $500k
3. There are over 76,000 refugees of Afghan descent in the U.S.

Two things I thought were interesting were:
1. How climate change is affecting the Earth, and would like to learn what adds to it, and how to possibly help fix it.
2. I also learned that people are paying absurd amounts of money for NFt's and I'd like to know why.

One question I have is:
How will the NFT market hold up for the next few years?

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3 Things I learned
1. In 1932, Ukrainians grew more than 4 million tons of grain that were taken by the Soviet Union to feed their own people.
2. Ukraine went through a horrific famine that had killed over 4 million Ukrainians.
3.  Scientists are molding and editing the DNA of elephants to make wooly mammoths

2 Things I found interesting:
1. When Japan took over Koreans, they were forced to take on Japanese surnames.
2. How The communists staged a photo of children working in a field and looking happy as a form of propaganda. And how this affected society and whether they believe it or not.
1 question I have?
1. Is he able to still function like a tortoise?

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1) Scientists are molding and editing the DNA of elephants to make wooly mammoths

2) Title IX is probably one of the most important pieces of legislation of the 20th century.

3) Parents in Texas, Arizona, and California had successfully sued individual school districts in the 1940s

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1) what technologies are scientists using to bring back the mammoths

2) The 14th amendment

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1) What other animals not talked about were adapted today that didn't get extinct

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Things that I learned:

1. That Korea was under Japanese rule and that the Korean citizens were often forced to speak Japanese and follow strict Japanese rules.

2. I had known that many middle eastern refugees came to the United States but I did not know that 76,000 of these refugees were Afghan refugees.

3. Ukraine went through a horrific famine that had killed over 4 million Ukrainians.

Two Interesting things I found during my reading:

1. During the Ukrainian famine, authorities would tear villages and homes down in order to take away grains of seed and any kind of food.

2. 76,000 Afghan refugees have arrived in the US over the past year.

One question I have left after reading

1. Why is everyone so shocked that the United States has to pay for the refugees even though the United States is quite literally bombing their home country and committing and constantly allowing for atrocious war crimes?

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3 Things I learned:
1.  In 1932, Ukrainians grew more than 4 million tons of grain that were taken by the Soviet Union to feed their own people.

2. Refugees get $1,225 per person for food and rent from the U.S government, and resettlement agencies that help them get $1,050 to provide resettlement services.

3. One reason South Korean culture gained popularity globally during the pandemic because people were always online and had enough time to watch it.

2 Things I found interesting:
1. When Japan took over Korea between 1910 and 1945, Koreans were forced to take on Japanese surnames.
2.  The total number of deaths per day in Ukraine during the height of the famine in 1932 was 28,000 people.

One question I have is what was the average price of electric cars in 2010 and what is the price going to do in the future.

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What I Learned
1. The oldest Tortoise still alive is 190 years old
2. There was a famine in Ukraine from 1932-1933 when it was under Soviet rule.
3.Anything that can be traced digitally can be an NFT, even a tweet.

What I Found Interesting
1. The price of solar panels and electric car batteries have gone down 85% since 2010.
2. Most afghan refugees are settling in Texas

One Question I Have
3. What affect will the war in Ukraine have on world politics and industry as sanctions in Russia continue to become more intense.

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Three things I learned
-There has been an 85% decrease in the price of polar panels and electric car batteries since 2010
-278 of climate experts, from 65 different countries, who contributed to the recent U.N. report
-The report by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change, a body of experts convened by the United Nations, warns that unless countries dramatically accelerate efforts to slash emissions from coal, oil, and natural gas, the goal of limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius, or 2.7 degrees Celsius, will likely be out of reach by the end of this decade

Two things I found interesting:
- That most of the Afghan refugees are settling in Texas.
-Land animals can live up to 190 years.

One thing question I have
- What are some other things I can do to help with global warming?

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1)-The worlds oldest animal is a 190 year old tortoise.
-There is a new underwater "museum" of sunken ships underneath the great lakes.
-It has now become a debate whether schools should give homework. They should not.
2) That teenagers are creating and capitalizing on NFT's. Also, that Korean culture is becoming more world wide.
3)What country's culture will culture conquer the world next?

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3. Three things I learned were that tortises can live 190 years, NFT stands for non fungible token, and more than 76,000 afgan refugees

2. I founf two things interesting I fppund it interesomg tuay ithe price of solaar oanels and electric car beteriees have gone down 85% and that BTS generate 5 billion doallars for the south korean economy

1. Question I have is why do NFTS exist ?

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3 things I learned is that more than 76.000 Afghan refugees have arrived in the U.S. in the past year. Joseph Stalin started a famine in Ukraine during his rule. An 85% decrease in the price of solar panels and electric car batteries has taken place since 2010.
2. I would like to learn more about how Afghan refugees are living and how electric cars work.
1. How much does the average Tesla cost?

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1. I learned that the oldest land animal is a tortoise named Jonathan, who is 190 years old. During the time he was born, 1832, Andrew Jackson was about to be reelected and Charles Darwin had just set sail on an expedition that would lead to his theories of evolution and natural selection.
2. I learned more about the climate change on Earth and what is adding to it. As well as things that could potentially help it.
3. I learned that more than 76,000 Afghan refugees have arrived in the U.S. over the past to build new lives.

1. I found the article on South Korea very interesting. Reading about other countries effects on the world is very fascinating.
2. I found the article about the digitally savvy young people very interesting because its something you don't hear about often.

1. When did digital artwork become popular?

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3. Three things I learned are that NFTs can be extremely expensive. Cartoon drawings have sold for millions of dollars. Justin Bieber bought an NFT of a cartoon ape for $1.29 million.

2. Two things I found interesting was that NFTs can be made anywhere anytime and range from $1-$1mil. NFTs have made cryptocurrency more popular.

1. One thing I want to know is how long this will last and if celebrities will soon realize how useless NFTs are.

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1)  I learned that the world's oldest animal is a 190 year old tortoise named Jonathan, an NFT is a non-fungible token that can be collected and sold, and Ukraine has some of the most fertile soil in the world so it is called the breadbasket of Europe.
2) I would like to learn more about the popularity of Korean entertainment in the rest of the world. I am also interested in the future of cryptocurrency and NFTs and how it might affect the future of art and money.
3) If the war in Ukraine continues, how will it affect rest of the world? Gas prices are already super high, but what else would it affect?

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What I learned
1) 85% decrease in the price of solar panels and electric car batteries since 2010.
2) 278 climate experts contributed to the recent U.N. report
3) Emissions from fossil fuels increased since 2010.
What I found interesting
1) The Oxford English Dictionary added 26 words from Korean origin last year.
2) BTS writes songs about battling depression and poor mental health.
One question I have
1) When was BTS created?

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-the best way to stop climate change is to stop using fossils fuels
-there is a glimmer of hope because nations have started to adopt climate policies to help the planet
-76,000 afghan refugees have come to america through the Operation Allies Welcome
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-teens are capitalizing NFT art
-there is a famine in ukraine causing hunger because they export their other crops
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How is Ukraine going to fight back against Russia?

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3 things that I learned:
1.) New laws were made that stealing grain from a collective farm was punishable by execution. authorities would tear through homes and villages searching for grain and seeds that were hidden.
2.) Some farmers and entire villages were blacklisted and cut off from the outside world, making it impossible to get food.
3.)the soviet assault on peasantry and the ukrainian nation left 4 million Ukrainians dead.

2 things that I found interesting
1.) Many people today have relatives that were starved during the Holodomor and share memories of the event.
2.) The ukrainians would eat whatever they could; some parents killed and ate their children.

1 question that I have after reading
1.) Why would they want to refuse international aid when they could have gotten help?

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Three things I learned :
- The oldest living tortoise is 190 years old and lives on St. Helena Island.
- I learned a lot more about the history of Ukraine throughout the years.
- I learned that digital art can be sold at NFT's or non-fungible tokens.

Two things I want to learn more about/found interesting :
- I was very interested that two Harvard students were able to create an app to help Ukrainian refugees find shelters and connect with hosts.
- I thought that the impact that Korean entertainers has on the world was very interesting and unexpected.

One question I have is :
- How were NFT's originally created and what is the history behind them?

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3. Parasite was the first foreign language film to win best picture at the Oscars, The rate of growth for fossil fuel emissions have decreased in the 2010s, the world's oldest tortoise is 190 years old.
2.  It's interesting that it took until 2020 for the academy to pay attention to foreign films. It's also interesting that there are many new renewable energy sources that will hopefully one day make fossil fuels obsolete.
1. How long will the NFT fad last?

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I learned that Harvard students Marco Burstein and Avi Schiffmann developed a website to help connect Ukrainian war refugees connect with hosts willing to have them in their homes over a website he developed called Ukraine Take Shelter.

In the article about the Climate Emergency, I learned what individuals can do to help combat global warming, such as reducing electricity usage by turning off lights, computers, and devices, or carpooling.

I learned that more thean just images of art can be NFTs, such as a highlight clip of Lebron James dunking.

I want to know what actually gives NFTs their value.

I want to learn what we can do in America to assist Ukraine.

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I learned three things from the magazine. The batteries from solar panels are cheaper. There are a lot of climate experts from different countries who have contributed to the UN report. 76,000 refugees of Afghan descent have come to the US.

I found two things interesting from the magazine. I thought it was interesting that most of the Afghan refugees are settling in Texas. I also thought that the fact about how 28,000 Ukrainians died per day during the height of Holomordor was interesting.

I have one question after reading the magazine. My one question is that why are people arguing for summer homework.

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3. Three things I learned are that Wisconsin has a new underwater "museum", over 9,000 species of trees have not been discovered yet, and BTS generates about $5 billion per year for South Korea's economy.

2. Two things that I found interesting were that there has been an 85% decrease in the price of solar panels and electric car batteries since 2010 and the evacuation of Afghans last summer was the largest since the Vietnam War.

1. One question I have is how old do they thin Jonathan will be when he dies?

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3. 3 things i have learned are: Jonathan the tortoise is 190 years old and known as the worlds oldest land animal. There are 76,000 afghan refugees in the US. And Jack Dorsey sold his first tweet for $2.9 million.

2. I found NFT's interesting and i found out about afghan refugees which i would like to learn much more about.

1. who makes the price for NFT's and why?

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3 Things I learned
1. Jonathan the tortoise is the oldest land animal in the world. He was born in 1832.
2. I learned that it is normal for a giant land tortoise to live up to 150 years.
3. The oldest land animal in the world is 190 years old.

2 Things that you found interesting
1. I found it interesting that it is normal for a giant land tortoise to live up to 150 years.
2. I found it interesting that officials in St. Helena actually celebrate his birthday.

1 question
One question I have is can he still function good like a normal tortoise?

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3. Three things I learned are: a lebron NFT sold for half a million USD, Ukraine soil is some of the most fertile, and Government policy by Stalin had starved Ukranians.

2. I would like to learn more baout how Stalin treated Ukranians. I would also like to learn about why people are paying so much money for a NFT.

1. 1 question I have is how can they accurately track the age of an animal,if they haven't been following it for its whole life.

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3 Things I learned

1. New technology is being developed that can track basketball games in real time, such as the distance of shots and how many times a certain player has touched the ball.

2. There has been an 85% decrease in the price of solar panel and electric car batteries since 2010.

3. More than 76,000 refugees from Afghanistan have moved to the US in the past year.

2 Things I found interesting:

1. I think it's crazy that a kid could make $30,000 off of one piece of artwork, and not even a hard copy, only a digital one.

2. The communists staged a photo of children working in a field and looking happy as a form of propaganda.

1 Question I have:

1. How do they know the turtle is 190 years old?

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3. I learned that the oldest living land animal is a tortoise, that is 190 years old. I also learned that an NFT of LeBron James sold for more than $500,000. I also learned that to prevent a peasant uprising in Ukraine, Stalin made a law that made stealing grain from a collective farm punishable by execution and much more.

2. I would like to learn more about how new technology such as ShotTracker can be used in high school sports to track statistics. I also found it interesting that land animals can live up to 190 years which makes me wonder how long can certain sea animals live for.

1. One question that I have is, for the article "Reading Tastes Around the Globe", how did they get this information and why are they missing so many countries and only have a few?