Inventor James Price shares experience with Vietnamese students

James Price used to be a medic in the US Army during the American war in Vietnam. He is a famous example of self-study. In fact, he set two Guinness World Records when he flew a plane that he'd built himself at an altitude of 10,676 meters. He held this record for 22 years. At the seminar, James and the students discussed lessons that could be drawn from famous past inventions. He also gave students advice on how they should prepare for their future careers. The seminar was held on the 115th anniversary of the first flight that was carried out by the Wright brothers.