Extra: My Interest in Science, Visit to Korean Science Academy

As we move on,I thought it would be great to introduce my interest in science and technology itself and would prove that I went on a field trip on my own to see Professor Jang Wook Choi's lecture at Korean Science Academy (한국과학영재학교) in Busan 6 years ago, when I was still a fourth grader.

Through this lecture, even though the topic were to difficult for a 10-year-old to understand, it was a truly heartening experience to even see how science itself works.

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