>> So, I've long been a, an advocate for a liberal arts education.
One of the main reasons for that is the broad set
of exposure you get to a lot of different things.
And, I think, in my early 20s, that that was a great opportunity to explore literature,
explore the arts, get a better understanding of science, dive into math
and finance a little bit, understand how the world is shaped through economics and politics,
and spend a lot of time with other people from different backgrounds
and that were majoring in other things.
And so, I think that that made me diverse in terms of my knowledge but also respectful
of others in the fields that they were majoring in.