Alexandr (Alex) Wang

Yeah.

I loved math.

I loved coding.

I loved science.

I loved all that stuff.

I was really into violin.

I was really into... I would practice an hour of violin a day.

A lot of that was because there was sort of like... In some fields or some areas, there's like...

There's just a real beauty to perfection.

And I think this is true in a lot of arts, a lot of music, a lot of, frankly, everything.

I mean, I see it even in my current life, in my current day-to-day job.

But there was just like, hey, if you practice enough to get...

to play a piece perfectly then it would like it would be beautiful and if you like along the way it's like total dog until you get to the point of like perfection um there's kind of there's a lot of beauty to that concept to me which is like you know once you get something totally perfect it becomes beautiful um that was that was captivating when i was when i was a kid so you were a perfectionist from a young age and you're still a perfectionist today

Yeah.

I see a lot of beauty in like, you know, now I would say, I, I don't think, I don't think we have the luxury to be perfectionists.

I'm much more pragmatic now.

Like,

you know, like we were talking about, the world is extremely messy.

Like, like the, the reality is, you know, stuff is super chaotic.

There's a lot of bad shit going on constantly.