Looking at the first half, I think that genius is probably with this level of intelligence and perfect logic and expression, able to make clear demands and quickly find the best solution to the problem. The SOPA section is really burning.
I kept crying in the second half. Are you doing what is really important and trying to make the world a better place? I will answer no, but I am alive. Aaron is a true revolutionary, and the world has lost him forever. As a mediocre, I always hope "clever people to fix the world", but when the top one of them chooses to end his life because of the pressure of the (old) world, how can I not feel sad and regretful? Woolen cloth.
Allen said that the Internet will always have two sides, and there is no point in arguing about which one is better, but we can choose which one we prefer.
Up to now, we still don't know whether he has been defeated, or whether it is luck or misfortune.
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