Book1:TeDream-Maker

pedtypingforamoment，leanedbaherchair，frowningintration，thinkingofhowbesttoexpressherideas，whenhereyeshappeofallooofamiddle-agedmanonherdesk．Hewasanordinary-lookingman，amutto，withnospeciallydistinguishablefeatures，wearinganolive-coloredsafarihattiltedatanangle．Hisftnose，darkbrowneyesandolddisarrayedclothingseemedmoresuitableforajanitorthanKingDimitri，buthissmilewaskindandendearing．

    Aisha’sthoughtsflewbacktotheirfirstmeetingattheluxuriousboardroomoftheFoundationofAnthropologyandHumanCivilization．ThoughAishawasyoungaiful，herresearchhadwoernationalfameandtherespectofschorsallovertheworld．Sonoonewasgreatlysurprisedwhenshewasaskedtoleadateamofstists，whoweretodoextensivereseardestablishapleteandexhaustivefileonthedifferenttribesofhumansthathadexistedorstillexistonthisearthofours，includiprimitive．Itwasastaggeringproject，requiringhundredsofpartitsaensivefunding．Shewaschosenbothforherexpertiseandherdedicationtoherwork．NowAishalookedatthemansittingoppositeheratthetable．HeresidentoftheFoundationandmainfinancialbackeroftheirproject．buthewasshabbilydressedandcouldeasilyhavebeentakenforajanitor．Hisspeechshowedhisckofformaleducationandtainednostificjargon，butitwasciseandtothepointahdeepintellectualpowerswhichbeliedhismediocreappearance．Hisopeningspeechwasverysimple．Hesaidthereasonhewasfundingthisprojectwasbecausehebelievedtheevolutionofhumancivilizationwasnotasmysteriousasmostpeoplethought．Fromhisobservationofchildrenatpy，hecametotheclusionthatitwasmorelikethepurposelessgameschildrenp