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He was a human-genetics professor at University College London and studied the inheritance of mental disease. He was interested in the question of consciousness, too. He’d cut things out of wood and make puzzles for children, and was interested in games, chess in particular. I took no interest in chess myself, but my younger brother became British champion ten times. My older brother went on to become a highly respected mathematical physicist. To my father, science was very much like a game. Yet you were a slow learner as a child?
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