And, yes, there is indeed a rocket scientist in Stanford's MBA Class of 1999. He's a real treasure to our alumni community. It's not going to be long before I want to talk and no one wants to listen. So if they're ready, I'm talking. Second, universities are not a very good place to get older.
Students stay the same age.
I just keep getting older. Alumni groups age with you. When you mention John Kennedy or even Dwight Eisenhower, people know who you're talking about. They don't think of Oliver Stone movies. The third reason is that you always get good questions, good discussions at dinner, and good ideas that help with future research.