A point, especially one that everything revolves around. A locus can be mathematical or geographic, but it is a specific, definite place. You could say "We'll meet up at that locus," but that wouldn't be helpful because no one knows what that locus is. You could, however, say "That place will be the locus of all our activity," and that would be correct.
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Mark Rober spent a lot o time at a carnival, tracking and observing how the games were played. In an entertaining and informative video, he explains how all the games are either rigged against you or very bad uses of your money:
Interesting stuff. Props, too, for tracking all the information down without being thrown out.
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