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| − | =Biography=
| + | Got out of Pratt after first semester, never lookin' back. |
| − | I feel like "biography" is too official, maybe something more casual would be better.
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| − | ====Early Life====
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| − | Marcelo Zapata was born in the year 1996. He immigrated to the United States some years later. He lived most of his youth in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tustin,_California Tustin, California], and attended [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Santa_Margarita_Catholic_High_School Santa Margarita Catholic High School]. Later, he attended [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duke_University Duke University] and became a member of the [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_T._Pratt_Jr._School_of_Engineering Pratt School of Engineering].
| + | == TRINITY 2018 == |
| − | ====Middle Age====
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| − | Despite his great hopes and aspirations, Zapata ended up in a basic 9-5 job in an office where his boss treated him poorly but the pay was alright.
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| − | ====Old Age====
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| − | When his wife died in a submarine accident in the year 2072, Zapata became very lonely and shut himself from the world. In his loneliness and despair, he wrote several sad poems and short stories about failure and loss.
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| − | ====Disappearance==== | |
| − | Despite being 167 years old, Zapata was in decent health in the year 2164. On the day before his birthday, he decided to go on a road trip to Las Vegas, because why not?? He was last seen entering his hotel room.
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| − | ====Investigation====
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| − | There was no investigation. Who cares about a sad lonely old man anyway?
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| − | ====Legacy====
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| − | Before leaving to Las Vegas, Zapata left his stove on accidentally, which caused an explosion that destroyed 92 years' worth of sad poetry and short stories about failure and loss. Also the entire neighborhood burnt down. So, yeah, he didn't really leave a legacy other than the neighbor's [http://zoom.mfa.org/fif=sc1/sc16496.fpx&obj=iip,1.0&wid=960&cvt=jpeg dog frozen in ash].
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| − | =External Links=
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| − | [http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/observations/2014/08/07/brain-inspired-computing-reaches-a-new-milestone/ Brain-Inspired Computing Reaches a New Milestone], Larry Greenemeier, Scientific American, updated 7 August 2014, accessed 3 September 2014 (Reverse-engineer the brain)
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