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19th February 2007, 01:24
Greetings...
I am not politically grafted nor do I extend my believes to any fundamentals of thought, so in extent, people will probably find me quite odd. I do not believe in categorizing my opinions.
My likes are as follows: Cosmological theory, philosophical theory and language [syntax] on communicational essentials. Peculiarly, at this time I am trying to dissect Wittgensteins Tractatus and in this vicious circle I have been reluctant to presume a conclusive opinion. Maybe after the fifth read?
Russell Jacoby, Noam Chomsky, Thomas Nagel, Jean-Paul Sartre, Mark Twain, Kurt Vonnegut,
Karl Marx, Joseph Proudhon, Franz Kafka, Charles Seife, George Orwell [why I write], Paul Davies, Alan Watts, Hermann Hesse, Tom Stoppard and of course Wittgenstein.
The writers or studies above do not reflect the extent to all of my desired reading, they however are the few that came to mind when I started writing, my opinion may change tomorrow.
It is laudable that I mentioned in the insert that I like the study of syntax when my grammar is probably some of the worst you will come across, yet again, I study its value not the punctual.
My hope is that people take me on an imperceptible note, no pun to anyone if I come off as an arrogant in future communications.
I am not religious nor Atheist and even more humorous, not an Agnostic either. So what am I? I have no answer for that either.
I am not politically grafted nor do I extend my believes to any fundamentals of thought, so in extent, people will probably find me quite odd. I do not believe in categorizing my opinions.
My likes are as follows: Cosmological theory, philosophical theory and language [syntax] on communicational essentials. Peculiarly, at this time I am trying to dissect Wittgensteins Tractatus and in this vicious circle I have been reluctant to presume a conclusive opinion. Maybe after the fifth read?
Russell Jacoby, Noam Chomsky, Thomas Nagel, Jean-Paul Sartre, Mark Twain, Kurt Vonnegut,
Karl Marx, Joseph Proudhon, Franz Kafka, Charles Seife, George Orwell [why I write], Paul Davies, Alan Watts, Hermann Hesse, Tom Stoppard and of course Wittgenstein.
The writers or studies above do not reflect the extent to all of my desired reading, they however are the few that came to mind when I started writing, my opinion may change tomorrow.
It is laudable that I mentioned in the insert that I like the study of syntax when my grammar is probably some of the worst you will come across, yet again, I study its value not the punctual.
My hope is that people take me on an imperceptible note, no pun to anyone if I come off as an arrogant in future communications.
I am not religious nor Atheist and even more humorous, not an Agnostic either. So what am I? I have no answer for that either.