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nguyetnghean78
2 năm trước
Tác dụng của câu hỏi có ích là gì ???. Ví dụ nêu tác dụng của câu nói : "Cái khó nó ló cái khôn" là gì ??. Câu trả lời là : Tác dụng của câu nói trên sẽ kích thích lao động là sáng tạo, mà sáng tạo mãi mãi thì sẽ thành sáng tạo vô hạn dẫn đến con người chúng ta khai phá và chinh phục được kiến thức vô tận của vũ trụ. Rồi sau đó con người chúng ta sẽ chinh phục được không gian và thời gian vô tận của vũ trụ chỉ trong tích tắc mà thôi trong tương lai dựa trên kiến thức vô tận này đấy ạ !!!!. Tôi nói thế có đúng không ạ ???. Xin cảm ơn !!!.
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