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Pari/GP was designed for algebraic number theory. As such it does not have some standard features that other general purpose computer algebra systems have such as Gröbner bases and multivariate polynomial factorization. In this letter I say a few words about the history of Pari/GP, the impact Pari/GP has had on number theory, and some of the unique software design features of Pari/GP. I've also included a short bio from Henri, Bill and Karim.