He gave the speech on genius, and then again on serendipity. I don't know if it was his voice, or if it was the way he'd written his speech or even that wild nerd hair. I've got sorta the hotts for him- as well as the man who spoke about morality and the man who spoke about intellectual property.
I mean, I've always been super super attracted to "Smart" and these men are obviously top of their field. Speaking of Field, it is sort of what happened my last year at college with my design teacher. He had this smooth voice, that was not deep so it wasn't masculine, and would tell these in-depth historical stories with them, and add a touch of dry, or obscure humor in relation to the subject and it I listened. I mean, I actually paid alot of attention and learned a lot from him. I felt like I understood him, as I feel like I really really understand these New Yorker men.
It's sort of like when I was 11 or 12 and had this giant giant crush on one of the Hanson boys. I wont name which one, but these men are doing it for me like Mr. Hanson did. Swoon!
I <3 You (???)
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