Mastering Mathematics: don't pretend you understood all

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  +   Prompt: A vintage classroom with old-fashioned wooden furniture and a worn linoleum floor. Sunlight streams in through the tall, arched windows, casting a warm glow across the room. In the center of the room stands a tall, blackboard that stretches almost from floor to ceiling. A 90-year-old lady, her hair white and wispy, wears a modest, yet elegant dress that hints at a bygone era. Her wrinkled hands clasp each other in front of her, as she speaks with passion and conviction about the intricacies of quantum physics. Her voice, though frail, carries across the room, capturing the attention of the ((class of (((young))) students)) seated at their desks. They lean forward, their faces lit up with curiosity and eagerness to understand. The chalk scratches against the blackboard, leaving a trail of dust as the elderly woman illustrates the complexities of wave-particle duality, superposition, and entanglement using simple, yet effective diagrams. Despite the age of the room, there is an air of excitement and energy that fills the space, as if time itself has been warped by the power of her words and the beauty of quantum theory.