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Now Available- Teachings by Neil Cole at the Organic Church Conference(includes
Russian translation)
I was born in Ukraine in Mariupol city in 1975, in period of the
Soviet Union. I had very various intereststs in my childhood. A couple
of years I was interested in Biology, I even reared different animals
at home. But in the age of 12 I took a great interest in Physics. I was
very interested in the world structure and it's origin. I took part in
different physics contests pretty successful. I was also interested in
math. In the age of 14 I wrote a small research about the solution of
differential equations. In general I was interested in everything that
was logical, everything that slightly opened a curtain of mystery over
how everything was organized. I almost didn't attend school in my last
years, I had an individual schedule. I entered university on a physical
faculty without any exams. I was interested in programming since my
childhood. During my last years of school I was usually sitting at my
mom's work and programed. At that time the most cool processor was
8086. When I was on my first year of University I wrote a valid
debugger on Assembler. That was my first really big program.
Dear Nicolay,
