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My experience of life at MIT as a teenager, from 16 to 19, from my current persepctive as a 65 year old. The most important lessons about life are not contained in the physics, chemistry, mathematics, and programming that I learnt at MIT. For more details about me, see bit.ly/mit4az
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My experience of life at MIT as a teenager, from 16 to 19, from my current persepctive as a 65 year old. The most important lessons about life are not contained in the physics, chemistry, mathematics, and programming that I learnt at MIT. For more details about me, see bit.ly/mit4az
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