Werner Vogels

We had to think about algorithms.

We had to think about trade-offs.

We had to think about sort of, you went over to your colleague on the other side and you said like, you know, this is what I need to solve here.

But I think there's a cash-over when if that happens and that will brown out, then do you think that too?

Shall we set up a test environment and see whether that works or not?

There are so many parts to development that will require our brains.

And that's why I picked the word renaissance

is because before the Renaissance, there were the Dark Ages.

Thousand years, basically.

The Black Death, the plague, all these kind of things.

And everything was ordered by basically religious institutions.

And that changed at some moment where people became interesting again in all the amazing things that had been done a thousand years before by the Arabs, by the Romans, by the Greek.

And so where they suddenly started to change.

And there is this word that is sort of associated with the Renaissance that is polymath.

And many people think that that's people, that is someone who can do mathematics in many different forms.

No, no, no, no.

Poly means moth.

And matinea means learning.

Much to learn.

Yeah.