Turn the PDF you keep putting off into a lesson you'll finish.

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It becomes a lesson with pictures

Saripati breaks the reading into short slides, one idea each. The slides come with pictures drawn for their idea: a labelled diagram, a before and after, an analogy you can see. Real photos where the real object matters, charts where there's data.

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Then you get to play with it

Some ideas only click when you move them. Drag a clock toward a black hole. Lower the sun and watch the sky turn red. Launch a firework made of copper instead of strontium.

Each visual asks you to predict first, then lets you try it. When the result lands, Pati lights up with you.

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Practise in rounds, like a game

Flashcards for what you need to remember. Quiz rounds that check whether you can reason with it. Miss a question and it comes back before the round ends.

When you think you've got it, explain the idea back in your own words. Saripati tells you what you left out.

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It remembers what you don't know

Every answer you give updates your knowledge map. Solid ideas get a check. The shaky ones stay marked, and Saripati picks your next step for you.

Saripati remembers what you don't know, and makes practising it feel like a game.

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