You succeeded in these competitions, termed finite games by scientists who study them.

There are winners and there are losers, admits and rejects. You got admitted, you made it, and then the battle began. You won. You succeeded and you thrive to get to graduation but now the real game begins and boy is it a doozy.

Congratulations. Congratulations graduates. We at into the impossible, celebrate you. And as you look

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Your host, Professor Brian Keating, has some strong opinions and some advice that I wish I had.

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And now, your host host Brian Keating's graduation gift for

2023. Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from

magic.

Open the pod doors, please, hell.

I was asked by the newspaper of record, the most important newspaper on Earth,

the San Diego Union Tribune, for some pieces of sage

advice that I could offer to graduate students and others.

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