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It has been fantastic to have these lectures available online. I wasn’t in a position to go to Sydney to attend the lectures, so the opportunity to listen to the lectures anyway is fantastic. But more than that, I have never been able to take in the arguments presented at the Moore Public lectures very well, this way I can listen to a lecture a couple of times before moving on to the next one, and so I have a chance of understanding one lecture before moving on to the next.
Thank-you for your lectures Chris, such a practical topic to address.