Darren New wrote:

> It's also an excellent way to meet (a) friends and (b) business 
> contacts. You'll be in a mile-square place with thousands of people your 
> own age, most pretty smart, most rather more tolerant of differences 
> than places with less explicit mixing of cultures going on, etc. You'll 
> also be around people whose job it is to travel around the world meeting 
> with and talking to people with interesting problems, and whose other 
> job it is to talk people into giving them money to solve interesting 
> problems they didn't know they had.
> 
> It's not about the computers. It's about the people.

People told me uni would be like this. It wasn't even remotely like 
this. :-(

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