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At Esquire Elle Griffin writes at some length on how The Crypto Revolution Wants to Reimagine Books.
Of course it does .....
As she notes, however, far into the piece:
If this is all starting to sound like a pipe dream, that's because it is, for the time being.
Oh, yes -- there's also this:
Even if these platforms become more user-friendly (they'll have to if they hope to attract business), none solve one of the biggest challenges facing the publishing industry right now: finding readers.
Some creative ideas here, but .....
But.
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I was in my former life an Adjunct Professor at University of Houston Law School where I taught courses in Tax Procedure and in Tax Crimes. Often in the courses, I would mention My Cousin Vinny to illustrate (often by stretch) some point relevant to the classes.
This offering caught my attention. Alice G. Abreu (Temple), Teaching Tax Through Film Is Not As Crazy As It Sounds, 19 Pittsburgh Tax Rev. 183 (2022), here. I was intrigued to see what Professor Abreu offered her students in the way of teaching tax law through the movies. I offer the relevant portions (pages 205-207 of the article (pages 24-26 of the pdf), footnotes omitted).
The films for this course were chosen for a breadth of genres and eras from the 1960s to last year. Some were animated; some were about superheroes; some were musicals. I aspired for every student to enjoy at least one film, and I hope they enjoyed many more. At the same time, an underlying need was to choose films that highlight specific tax topics. Although all films raise important tax issues, some are more clearly on point for the topics we covered
Teaching Tax Through Movies -- Loverly
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