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Eric Schmidt Talks About His Educational Background and Early Interest in Engineering and Architecture
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Eric Schmidt, former CEO of Google, talks about his educational background, how he initially applied for architecture but ended up studying electrical engineering, and how it influenced his interests in building and analyzing structures.
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