Definitely not. I grew up playing in punk bands and playing the guitar. The arts were always a big thing for me -- drawing, painting, just doing creative work. But between grade 12 and grade 13, I became best friends with this guy, and he and I would talk a lot about philosophy and science. We'd go to the library and go through the math aisle and we'd talk about silly things, like how all these textbooks contained a completely different mysterious language that captivated my imagination. It opened my mind to the beauty of science and math and physics, and the need for creative thinking within STEM.