Who am I? Who are we? What are we? Who knows? Many of these questions are consistent throughout the course of human history. Many people have asked it, few have answered it. These questions would take years upon years of studying in-depth the expanses of the human mind, then learning to apply these to humans, and after long periods of study, still be rejected and considered insane for many lifetimes, until a single individual realizes the intelligence of my studies and applies it. I am just in AP Language class, with about a year to study material, which does not apply to the human brain. Thus, I am forced to give a shallow description of myself, which does not capture the essence of who I am, but none of you wanted any of that in the first place anyways.
I am a man, and before any of you readers ask, no, I am not as swift as a coursing river, or mysterious as the dark side of the moon. Although, nowadays, technology has allowed everyone to access the information, and so not much about the moon is a mystery now. Heck, we know more about the moon than we do the Earth. Science really is something. Hopefully one day, it will solve some mysteries, though the reason the mysteries are fun to look at, is that nobody knows what happens, and the theories people come up with are pretty funny.
I am an individual who cares about his learning. Most of the time anyways. Fine, when parents and teachers are watching. I do hope they are not reading this right now. If you are, let us have a gentlemen’s agreement to what happens on the internet stays on the internet.
I am interested in mysteries that happen across history, but could care less about everything else that happened in history. Roanoke, and many other current day events have me wonder about any plausible explanations for them. While the obviously implausible, laughable ones are my Friday Night entertainment. “Shouldn’t you be partying with your friends?” That brings me to my next point.
Anti-social would be a euphemism for my social life. The only couple “parties” I have ever been to have usually been video game parties, where I invite my “friends” to come join me, and we can go slay monsters and stuff like that. Before anyone criticizes me though, one must realize, that one does spend his or her free time reading boring blog posts like this one. So if I was you, I would not be too judgmental on what people do in their free time.
I am a joking person. Comedy is pretty much my life; I do so enjoy making jokes that make other people laugh. The only problem with that is that I really cannot do solo jokes, but I need someone else to bounce off of to make actually funny ones. A way that I sometimes apply this is through group improvisation, I can bounce my jokes off other people, and there is not a script that I actually have to memorize.
I am very impressed with all the new technology coming out in the science field too. While most of it is extremely impressive, others just leave you wondering what it is used for, and “Have we really fallen that far behind to actually need to use this thing?” Although I prefer chemistry and physics, the amount of new creatures discovered in the biology division is pretty cool too, such as the animals that live at the very depths of the ocean.
Well, there you have it, a “brief” description of me, and if you are reading this, you either have a lot of free time, or have made a seriously bad life decision by thinking this was worth the couple minutes that you have. Now that you know who I am, these just so happen to be the blog topics I blog about, so lucky you. If you like these topics, you should follow my blog, or do not, either ways, it does not matter too much to me.
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