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4:45 PM on February 8

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4:30 p.m.

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I might end up with inventing patents one day. I am a bit Tesla like though, I give away my discoveries for free to everyone because while I do want to earn money off my ideas -- I am happier if others benefit.

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What I liked to see in this TV show. Was that this prisoner, in his cell, he has a computer. A desktop. A laptop. I think that the punishment for prisoners is that they sacrifice and lose their time for the mistakes they made. They lose freedom. That's enough.

They should be encouraged to learn while in prison. See, these ideas, I want to share them with the world for free because I am generous and I am not after money. My firm, our firm, it signs a $100m deal, I don't have to work again. So, why should I be chasing after money? Why bother?

It's better to spread ideas. Ted talks are free. I don't like most Ted talks, i find them boring, for me, I need there to be a very high entertainment value in order for me to be able to watch it.

I like prisons. I like playing prison architect on my laptop. I like the German player's prison designs. I am confused that Sri Lanka doesn't copy and use the best designs in the world, the best systems and ways of doing things in the world.

I love how that prisoner I saw, in this tv show, he was getting a laptop. In my prison in Prison Architect, I had a big room, like in Norway for former masonic brother Anders Breivik, that had an individual shower, a personal computer or laptop, a gym or elliptical machine, a library, etc.