Port Aff explanation to file that explains it somewhat; update ReadMe

21-Hello-World/03-Hello-World-and-Effects/src/11-Effect-Eff-and-Aff.md

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+# Effect, Eff, and Aff
+
+## Some History
+
+Before the `0.12.0` release, the `Effect` monad used to be called `Eff`.
+
+In short, the decision was made to drop `Eff`'s "extensible effects". Presumably, to prevent code breakage, `Eff` and package location in imports was unchanged. Rather, it can now be found in the  [purescript-eff](https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-eff/3.2.1) package. Its replacement was called `Effect`.
+
+(You can read more about the decision making process [here](https://purescript-resources.readthedocs.io/en/latest/eff-to-effect.html). If one is curious about `Eff`, read through [the related section](https://leanpub.com/purescript/read#leanpub-auto-the-eff-monad-1) in the "Purescript by Example" book as it won't be covered here.)
+
+The `Aff` monad was introduced and in use before this decision was made. Thus,  history explains the naming behind `Aff`: if `Eff` was for synchronous **eff**ects, then `Aff` is for **a**sychronous e**ff**ects.
+
+`Aff` is more powerful than `Effect`, but why that is won't be explained now. 

21-Hello-World/0x-Games/06-Effect-Eff-and-Aff/ReadMe.md

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 # Effect, Eff, and Aff
 
-## Some History
-
-Before the `0.12.0` release, the `Effect` monad used to be called `Eff`.
-
-In short, the decision was made to drop `Eff`'s "extensible effects". Presumably, to prevent code breakage, `Eff` and package location in imports was unchanged. Rather, it can now be found in the  [purescript-eff](https://pursuit.purescript.org/packages/purescript-eff/3.2.1) package. Its replacement was called `Effect`.
-
-(You can read more about the decision making process [here](https://purescript-resources.readthedocs.io/en/latest/eff-to-effect.html).)
-
-The `Aff` monad was introduced and in use before this decision was made. Thus,  history explains the naming behind `Aff`: if `Eff` was for synchronous **eff**ects, then `Aff` is for **a**sychronous e**ff**ects.
-
-## Scope of This Folder
-
-If one is curious about `Eff`, read through [the related section](https://leanpub.com/purescript/read#leanpub-auto-the-eff-monad-1) in the "Purescript by Example" book as it won't be covered here.
-
 Since `Effect` has already been explained, our focus will be on `Aff` and its relation and usage with `Effect`. In this folder, we'll peel back the covers of `Node.ReadLine.CleanerInterface` and cover more of `Aff`.
 
 However, `Aff` will not be covered in its full complexity.

21-Hello-World/Readme.md

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 - The difference between Local Mutable State vs Global Mutable State
 - How to test code
 - How to benchmark / profile code
-- How to structure an FP application 
+- How to structure an FP application
 - A few console-based games written in Purescript (putting it all together)
 
 In pursuing these goals, it will overview the following libraries:
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 ### Purescript
 
-- [Purescript By Example](https://leanpub.com/purescript/read#) - Outdated since it covers Purescript `0.11.7` and not `0.12.0`, but still a helpful resource. Be wary of any references to these [deprecated packages](https://github.com/purescript-deprecated) and read through the ReadMe in `Console-Lessons/Effect-Eff-and-Aff` to understand how to translate the no-longer-used `Eff` type to `Effect` type.
+- [Purescript By Example](https://leanpub.com/purescript/read#) - Outdated since it covers Purescript `0.11.7` and not `0.12.0`, but still a helpful resource. Be wary of any references to these [deprecated packages](https://github.com/purescript-deprecated) and read through `Hello-World-and-Effects/Effect-Eff-and-Aff.md` to understand how to translate the no-longer-used `Eff` type to `Effect` type.
 - [Purescript Resources](https://purescript-resources.readthedocs.io/en/latest/index.html) - Justin Woo's Read the Docs (RTD) work
 
 ### Haskell