Andrew Stergiou
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| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Non-Profit |
| Occupation | professional hobo escapist |
| Location | Altoona, Pennsylvania, United States |
| Introduction | Don't worry sooner or later you will find something to complain about. You will be forced to think! You will be forced to confront matters! I will make you think and confront matters to the point of madness and confusion. Strangely you yourself will be made to do this. Though you have come to accept your presumptions of always being able to think: As I remain within humanity, most comfortable about such matters, you will be feel all the less comfortable for it. I exist in threat and challenge to all such pretense (and existence). I construct and deconstruct all, and there will not be anything of status left protecting the naïve corrupt or innocent. As I tear down all walls of illusion and reality alike, what is taught and accepted in the presumption they have been accepted will exist no longer. Hence there will be change. |
| Interests | playing guitar, playing harmonica, playing synthesized music, reading, reason, philosophy, labor, socialism, anarchy, universality, human sexuality, sex, home economics, finance, arts, painting, sculpture, fluxus, dada, graphic design, computer art, video production, religion, writing poetry, writing prose, journalism, writing screen plays, directing videos, producing videos, cooking, occasionally drinking too much, Marxism, socialism, free enterprise, alternative economy |
| Favorite Movies | 1984, Iron Heel, Matrix, Minority Report, I Robot, Battle of Algiers, Z, State of Seige, Casablanca, Sam Spade, Spy genre, Sci-fi genre |
| Favorite Music | traditional blues, female opera singers, female vocalists, classical guitar, Jazz, "new age", fluxus, noncommercial |
| Favorite Books | Empiricism and Its Evolution A Marxist View by George Novack, Language Truth and Logic Alfred J. Ayer, Genesis, Das Kapital, 1984, The Iron Heel, Anthology of Poetry Dylan Thomas |
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