> She dropped out of her computer engineering class, took a vow of celibacy and poverty and became a missionary with a Catholic sect.
It seems the only way to make HN even better is to bring in people that HNers admirer and to interview them on here.
Speaking of nuns, I know two cases of admirable women (one English and one French), who left their studies (and one also left her then-fiancee) to live and serve in a religious order. At least in one case no-one could have predicted that, least the (MIT-educated) brain researcher fiancee.
It seems the only way to make HN even better is to bring in people that HNers admirer and to interview them on here.
Speaking of nuns, I know two cases of admirable women (one English and one French), who left their studies (and one also left her then-fiancee) to live and serve in a religious order. At least in one case no-one could have predicted that, least the (MIT-educated) brain researcher fiancee.