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I've always been morbidly curious. In my mind, there is nothing in this world that can escape from the questions "why?" and "how?". Some people call it "being annoying" but I prefer to see it as a commitment to the truth... ok, sometimes it's a commitment to being annoying as well. This curiosity is part of the reason why I decided to become an engineer. Engineers know how things work and we use this knowledge to solve problems. More importantly, studying engineering gave me the tools I needed to approach any problem with the confidence that I can handle it. It gave me more means to answer to those "whys" and "hows".So yes, I'm devoted to the truth. Having said that, there is something else that I'm extremely devoted to: People. What is technology without the human beings who use it? The miracle of the internet is that it brings people closer together. The miracle of an air conditioner is that it makes people feel more comfortable. The miracle of an airplane is that it makes people get to their loved ones faster (and we can't get there fast enough). My commitment isn't to any piece of technology, but to my fellow human beings. I feel the most accomplished when I'm connecting, sharing with and getting to know other people... and, of course, when I'm finding solutions to their problems.