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  1. Hello. My name is Dion Diaz.
  2. And today we're making a presentation about foul air door
  3. and his life and his early life he was born
  4. with supposed to having two sisters but his two sisters
  5. died before he was born.
  6. Also including that both his parents are um to math
  7. teacher you know that really involved him and you know
  8. getting to love math himself At the age of 16
  9. is where he really you know like started to love
  10. math and started to you know find this way around
  11. it and like it and find it very easy for
  12. himself to you know solve any math question and education.
  13. In 1934 Paul moved to England.
  14. He moves to England thinking to proceed a better life.
  15. But then shortly after he moved to the U.
  16. S. Thinking the same thing.
  17. So he went to Princeton University trying to pursue something
  18. greater than math.
  19. Something that like he wanted to leave his mark in
  20. history shortly after then he wanted to come back to
  21. the U.
  22. S. Because he's left but then he was denied access.
  23. Yeah but for some reason to let him back in
  24. and everything seemed to work out.
  25. Um Also throughout his whole entire life he had 15
  26. honorary awards throughout his whole entire life.
  27. Mhm. And he also received degree and the University of
  28. Waterloo and that was also on our area which is
  29. you know high up there in ranks.
  30. Um And he also became a member of scientific Academics
  31. of eight countries which is a really big organization of
  32. you know scientists scientists, mathematicians or they all got together
  33. and like try to like solve problems.
  34. Math accessibility.
  35. Um The math that paul really like to do and
  36. that he studied a lot was number theory and number
  37. theory is something we use everyday live.
  38. Like for me an instance I played basketball so I
  39. can just, you know When I play basketball, playing one
  40. on 12 into doesn't matter.
  41. I'm playing basketball.
  42. I'm counting the scoreboard.
  43. So I'm saying it's 31 or 4142.
  44. I'm always using numbers.
  45. So in that case using number theory because I'm always
  46. using numbers either if I get it wrong or right,
  47. I'm still using that theory of number.
  48. Also you can also use an accounting as well.
  49. Like it's really in everyday life and accounting as in
  50. like you're solving an equation and you're using numbers even
  51. if you get the question wrong or the equation wrong.
  52. You're still using your theory and thought of numbers so
  53. that's it and some prostitution.