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An indoor scene, possibly a classroom or lecture hall in Segovia, Spain, shows a laptop screen reflecting a person and displaying a document, with a projected presentation visible in the background. The laptop screen, angled upwards and exhibiting significant glare, shows a word processing document. The top menu bar indicates "Mon 6:29" and a 97% battery charge. Several debate topics are listed on the document: "Israel vs Gaza - is the ceasefire good or bad", "Vegans vs meat eaters", "Is prostitution/surrogacy a form of human trafficking?", and "Consent given should legalize the crime - true or false?". Other text includes "ROOMS" and "214 or 142 rooms", with "Just now Just now Open" visible at the bottom right. The reflection on the laptop shows a man, likely a professor or speaker, wearing a light-colored shirt and a dark tie, with glasses. He is actively gesturing with his hands as if explaining something. Behind the laptop, a larger screen or projector displays a presentation slide. The prominent title reads "We made the state, and the state made war." Bullet points discuss topics such as "The state and the early modern war," "State consolidation operated through violence or coercion... (Tilly)," and "State-making a protection racket." An image of historical figures or a symbolic drawing is also visible on the slide. The scene suggests an educational or academic event is in progress.
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