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Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself. SO, LIKE, BE A SOFTWARE DEVELOPER.

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2 Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself. SO, LIKE, BE A SOFTWARE DEVELOPER.

3 Let the best computer win…

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5 And the winner is….

6 $50,000 A MONTH

7 Over a MILLION dollars!

8 A MILLION DOLLARS A MONTH!

9 Not this

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12 More like

13 And this

14 $75,498,889,333……………. 2 nd richest person on earth

15 Is a computer smart or dumb?

16 Time for an experiment! (this is probably a bad idea)

17 YOU CAN MAKE STUFF TODAY! www.codeacademy.com www.touchdevelop.com www.projectspark.com

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