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Well I played around with computers but I didn& #39;t want to take any of the computer courses there because I felt I& #39;d already learned all that stuff. In fact I signed up for one third level graduate course and I sat down and ‘I already know all this stuff’ so I was a bit cocky

about the computer things. I thought pure mathematics was what was really the cool thing and it was a big challenge for me because there were so many smart people there in mathematics and it was during that time at Harvard that I thought ‘wow you know there& #39;s this one area where

my skills really are world-class and there& #39;s a chance to make a big difference in this math area the chance that you know I would just be professor off my own room and maybe may or may not advance math in a way that would really make a difference.

I thought there& #39;s quite a contrast here, maybe this stuff I thought was so simple is what I really should should push to its limits.