和你们一样,我年轻的时候受过良好教育;和你们不同的是,我后来成了一名工程师,参与开放舰船核动力的工作。在选择这项工作时,一位令人生畏的海军指挥官、也是和平使用核能之父的海军上将海曼·黎柯夫对我进行了面试。在交叉询问阶段,他问到我的毕业成绩。当时我自豪地对将军说,在820名毕业生中,我排名第52。他没有对我的成绩表示欣赏,而是厉声问道, Like you, I was well-educated when I was young; unlike you, I later became an engineer involved in opening up nuclear-powered ships. In choosing this work, a formidable naval commander, also the Admiral Hayman Likoff, peacefully using the father of nuclear energy, interviewed me. In the cross-examination stage, he asked my graduation grade. I was proud to say to the General at the time that I ranked 52nd out of 820 graduates. Instead of expressing his appreciation for my performance, he asked sharply,