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so

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um i think the experience has

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made me realize that

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everything is a little bit more

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challenging than it seems i think

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that i was expecting something a little

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more

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easy

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but

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um

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i think it's good to see the challenges

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beyond leo was a great chance to rethink

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we are going to mars and

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what factors influence us and whether or

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not we went to mars

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beyond leo was a great chance to

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hear an expert talk about

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what

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factors influence us and whether or not

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we go to mars and how we do so it was

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just a great experience and uh something

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that not very many people get to hear

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i really enjoyed

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talking about political factors and how

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each president had his own idea what he

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wanted to do

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i think

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it's

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pretty crazy every president has a

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i think one of the best parts is like

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being here

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at

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nasa facilities with massive people

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working with nasa students it's like

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everything nasa it's kind of like for

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those things like you never really think

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you're going to be here

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and it's that kind of

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this cliche dream come true yeah we have

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a guy in the back room with two snap

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watches

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one stop watching you look at this thing

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every time he goes above thirty percent

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he stops and starts one watch and goes

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all thirty percent starts another we

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subtracted

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that's how we come to understand at nasa

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we learned a lot of interesting things

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but i think the most interesting thing

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that i took away from was gene kranz's

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presentation that he gave us

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he had a lot of engaging stories about

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his past and he also told us about how

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to be a leader and how to make those

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quick decisions

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i took a way that a leader has to listen

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a leader has to be able to live with the

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consequences and he must be confident in

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alone um be good at self-care that is

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maintaining their uh rest

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um

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and their physical status so they have

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to be able to self-assess themselves and

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know their own limits

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and

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get along with a lot of different kind

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of people appreciate humor that kind of

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thing that's a lot of stuff that's a lot

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um at the beginning we really had to try

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out a lot of different ideas in order to

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get eventually to what would lead to our

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success it was a good

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challenge to bring our team together

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because we really kind of contributed

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all right and we made it closer to the

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risky zone than anybody else arrest us

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because this was a bank robbery one of

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the things i really learned just from

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working in us is there are a lot of

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scientifically minded people out there

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and just

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coming together like it really does feel

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like you're working

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for a development group just

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in the way that you're working together

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working hard towards the centralized

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goal and you realize that you do have to

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make compromises and you really have to