. $2,500 savings bond and $200,000 in a reference book from encyclopedia britannica.d for a 13-year-old. and people everywhere are growing more and more concerned about cyber attacks. most of us still have not been really hurt by one. yes, there have been some denial of service attacks on banks and reports of both chinese and iranian hackers infiltrating suffer systems, defense systems, but how would you like it, how much we care if companies you are invested in have been targeted. would you sell and pull your money out? lawmakers are trying to force public companies to disclose to shareholders when the company is a victim of an attack or even gets a potential attack. what kind of impact would that have on investors? joining me now, founder and managing partner. and before we get into this, let's just talk about the market getting slaughtered in the last hour. today. is this summer rally now over? >> very interesting. i have been talking about a sell-off here in the marketplace because i think things have gotten ahead of themselves. so i am actually not surprised and

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dad bought a set of encyclopedia britannica for us. one day, i was paging through it and came across a really weird thing at the time. kind of arithmetic. it had equal signs and plus signs. it turned out to be one of the great equations of physics. 10, i wasage nine or fascinated by this thing and i wondered, could i ever personally understand the story it told? in high school, finally, in 11th grade, it was a segregated high school. over 100 years old now. . had a fantastic teacher into the course, i knew it was physics i wanted to be doing. >> what was the equation call the atco -- called? , whothink you met brian talks about the quantum -- were all this weird stuff goes on. that behavior, all we do -- although we do not see it in our world, that is electrons. accurately describes how to build cell phones. it is the equation that hooked me into science. >> your current job? >> currently, i am a professor of physics at the university of maryland. my tightest -- title is ridiculously long. is a real mouthful. what it basically means is