theory of cash prizes from the nano snap headquarters of the elite foundation, as well as the young scholars clubere the olympiad is held under this club, and children, but in addition to these, we at the level of nan headquarters and research grandees , we will provide them with a research grant to continue their work by using these researches. in this regard, people who receive gold, silver and bronze medals can benefit from the elite privilege and the advantages of the elite foundation and it runs various programs . various letters that are related to research activities , internship activities in the industry and other points that the foundation provides to elite students are elite students, based on their student activities, now their university work could earn elite points, and we are different, he said that this the specific issue is that they can participate in the nano olympiad. there is no entrance exam quota . we are following this issue, but there is a policy and legislative process. this issue is the responsibility of the supreme council of the cultural revolution . young scholars, i

one of my very favorite episodes of the book club was with a friend of mine who is a young dante scholar, catherine illingworth. and we covered the divine comedy. we went a little over 25 minutes. we had to get through three canticle. it's a very long poem, but we went through the whole thing. we probably did it in about 45 minutes, and i think that the divine comedy is an exemplary book for the book club because of the divine comedy is about desire, even as dante and virgil are heading by the river, as they're about to enter into hell. they notice that the shades that are dammed now, they've they've died. they're going into hell. they seem eager to cross over into hell, proper. and you read this and you think, wait a second, why are these people eager to get across the river to their eternal torment and damnation? and it's because what dante is telling us is that hell is not simply the punishment for when you do naughty things, but hell is a logical consequence of disordered desires. and c.s. lewis has made this point. we've covered c.s. lewis on the book club that that people get what