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== About Dabozz88 ==
== About Dabozz88 ==

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=== Occupation ===
=== Occupation ===
=== Interests ===


Currently Dabozz88 is working as an engineer in the HVAC/Controls industry.
*'''Ancient History'''<br />Especially the Roman and post-Roman periods and the early formation of European nations.


=== Interests ===
*'''Science'''<br />Spinningspark is interested in the hard sciences, especially theoretical physics and the philosophy of science.

*'''Mathematics'''<br />Spinningspark is interested in all kinds of mathematics.

*'''Games and Puzzles'''<br />Spinningspark loves puzzles of a mathematical or logical nature. Spinningspark hates puzzles that rely on a linguistic pun or other kind of "cheat" to make them work. Spinningspark is a speed solver of Rubiks cube and had written computer programs to solve the cube. Never managed to get the computer to solve as efficiently as a human though. Spinningspark has a large collection of Rubiks puzzles of many shapes and geometries.


*'''Science (Physics)'''<br />
*'''Ice Skating'''<br />Spinningspark likes to ice skate (artistic, not hockey) and has skated competitively.
*'''Mathematics'''<br />
*'''Technology'''<br />
*'''Snowboarding'''<br />


==Quotes==
==Quotes==

Latest revision as of 14:11, 15 November 2011

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About Dabozz88

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Occupation

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Currently Dabozz88 is working as an engineer in the HVAC/Controls industry.

Interests

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  • Science (Physics)
  • Mathematics
  • Technology
  • Snowboarding

Quotes

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You do not really understand something unless you can explain it to your grandmother.

What I'm saying is that there are known knowns and that there are known unknowns. But there are also unknown unknowns; things we don't know that we don't know.