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Please listen to this episode of my podcast only if you can handle mind-blowing facts, if not, I might blow your mind, and your folks will have to clean up your room. Why go through all that trouble? In this episode I talk about two video clips whose links you can find in the description of the podcast episode, but you will have to visit the podcast’s website to access those links, which I think is a necessary step you need to take to become part my cult. To do this, you should click the (-) symbol next to the episode’s title. Enjoy.

Here is the story of Saji Thomas, a silent engineer.

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I have a problem with such stories. They hurt me. The thought that this visionary could hold the key to the future of flight and is unable to do so because no one cares about him is saddening. However, knowing that he fought hard and came this far makes me very happy. After I read such stories, I usually gain a little confidence. However I normally disregard the person in the story. All I care about is gaining confidence. However, this time things are a little different. This time, a friend of mine is interviewing Saji Thomas! Though not directly, I can ask him anything! I can learn a lot from him. I might even be able to help him out with whatever crap I know. I am super excited!

I thought about how different our lives are. I literally live off of sound!(I work in this field). I cannot imagine a life without music. I am awe struck by the wonder that is sound. It hurts me to know that there is no “sound” in Saji’s life. There is no music. Or is there? Though we are worlds apart in that way, I believe that we share an interest in engineering. It is this fact that fascinates me the most. I am curious about how differently his mind works from mine. This is precisely what I wish to ask him.

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