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In this video, we dive into the intricacies of RxJava and explore a common point of confusion: why the `Observable.subscribe(observer)` method returns void. Understanding this design choice is crucial for effectively utilizing RxJava's reactive programming model. Join us as we break down the implications of this return type and how it influences the way we handle asynchronous data streams in our applications.

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