About me

Who am I? 

 This is such a simple and yet so complicated question. I am a human being, a rational being. I try to answer questions that have not been answered. I try to answer questions that need to be answered. 

 People are divided into two large categories: thinkers/philosophers and practical people, people of action. 

 I am a hybrid who does not belong to any category but I find myself in both. This is exactly the purpose of this site: I try to explain to those who apply how to make theory and to those who develop theories how to put them into practice. 

 Maybe it means nothing and maybe it means everything. The point of view will make a difference and when you realize that you can choose and change your point of view, then you will understand. 

About me: I am a rational being 

What I want: to understand

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