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Methods are only accessible from instances, so `this` is always meaningfully bound. If you try to use `this` outside of a class body, it's a static error.



OK, that solves the problem. The issue with unbound methods in Python is that they don’t yet have a value for `this`, but they do have a fixed value for `super`.




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