Peter Attia· MD
for me some of the the Fondest Memories would be in you know college and medical school where you know life is remarkably simple you know you had no responsibility whatsoever and when I was an undergrad I mean you know I don't possess the vocabulary to describe how much I loved mathematics there probably isn't a vocabulary for it well I'm sure somebody could but I but my vocabulary is not Advanced enough to put into words the affection and the joy that mathematics brought me and uh the example I gave was I would dream about math problems and I remember in the real world I was trying to solve a problem it was a dumb problem that I had made up to solve which was I wanted to integrate the volume of a face and I got stuck on the chin because there's a dimple on this chin that I was trying to integrate and I you know I went to bed and I actually dreamed the solution I dreamed the function which needed to be rotated around a z-axis to come up with the integral and I woke up got out of bed and solved this problem and I'm thinking to myself like that just doesn't happen anymore