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    StupendousMan: There is an Indian movie "Swades (2004) " on the same lines (Hindi) Swades is inspired by the story of Aravinda Pillalamarri and Ravi Kuchimanchi the... more »
    Drew Cuddy: Nothing in the world can take the place of persistence; talent will not; nothing is more common than an unsuccessful man with talent; education will n... more »
    infmom: Libraries rule. more »
    nutbastard: this guy was BORN to go to burningman. bravo, dude, yer doin' it! more »
    EBone: As the unofficial Gizmodo wind-turbine specialist, I can only say: Amazing. Now I have to get something out of my eye... more »
    TuxDuke: So, what can I do to give sets of wrenches to kids like this? more »
    YakiraDarnitzka: man..i actually shed a few tears while reading this. disclaimer please... more »
    Kaiser-Machead: I was going to tear up my Homo Sapien membership card this afternoon, but I guess I'll hold onto it a little bit longer. Thanks William Kamkwamba! more »
    lpranal: Dear god: please send more of these kids, and less Bernie Madoffs. Love, The world. more »
    thepeopleselbow: This is gizmodo at it's best. more »
    DigitalPasture: I've always looked up to people who take the initiative to not only better themselves, but also their community. I've also built a small windmill (fr... more »
    ZaimBattus: truly amazing. So inspired. How many 14 year olds (myself included) here in the states were/are bumming around with no vision in life or their future? more »
    KassiaAntion: How many of us can do this. Inspirational, is all I what I have to say. Thank you Gizmodo for sharing this with us. We should all take hear the lesson... more »
    theyaab: Books and People like this should be promoted to the max.Also it is the desire to learn and grow which is rare and appreciable. Somehow reminds me of ... more »
    Heliophage: Very inspirational. I think I might pick up the book, despite knowing what to expect, since it's a story worth sharing. more »
    freekdeman: Remarkable, I am absolutly dumbfounded. what a resourceful character more »
    Covertghost: This is pretty inspirational, thanks for sharing it Rosa. more »
    ka1axy: When you have nothing to lose, you have everything to gain. A most inspiring story, and, I suspect, not the only one. Sure wish the media would cove... more »
    Invisible-Echidna: Well, now I feel like a complete jackass. I half-assed my way through high-school, and now I'm kind of slacking to move forward. But, this guy figures... more »
    Camo Zombie is coining the vernacular: Well...Uh, i mean...hmm. I can't think of anything to say about it, It's amazing and a big wake up call to how much people take for granted. No jokes ... more »
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