I had been exposed to computers and various types of technology since my early childhood and have never stopped to be fascinated by them ever since. One example that shows quite clearly the promise and interest of this field is the fact that we currently have more powerful devices in our own pockets than those that put mankind on the moon. Despite many of my childhood (and some successful) attempts to create websites, my programming skills are not at a level where I can help take humanity to another planet. So I found another way to pursue technology professionally - I went to law school.
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