I graduated from Le Rosey having made acquaintance with kids from all over the world.  Coming to the conclusion that computers would connect peoples and stop governments from encouraging mass homicide, I decided to major in computer science at MIT. 

I moved to the Bay Area in 1984 and worked mostly on multimedia projects for education including a recording system for the first shared multimedia desktop system based on PCs.  In 1992, I returned to MIT and in 1994 became a director of the Lounsbery Foundation.  In 2000, I began to study innovative technologies for transportation. 

The providence of kings has become every man's birthright.  It will ever be thus.  I would just like to pass along some wealth and make us all wealthier.