MHB Introduction to Set Theory Stream

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Hello everyone. =)

In honor of Pi Day I'm going to be explaining the very beginning of set theory (which I consider the beginning of university math) live on Twitch in about two hours (1 PM GMT).
For those who do not know Twitch, it's a completely free streaming platform - you can come in and watch without registering or anything.
Starting university math can often be confusing so I'm hoping to be of some help to people with this.

You can find the stream here:
https://www.twitch.tv/fluxistence
Anyone and everyone is welcome to join in. ^_^

Hope to see you there, and good luck with your studies,
Fluxistence.
 
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