Zhyppers
| Gender | Male |
|---|---|
| Industry | Student |
| Location | Missouri, United States |
| Introduction | I grew up loving math. I loved it so much that I decided to major in it. With it, I learned key points about logic, axiomatic systems, and mathematics. Now I use these wonderful tools to understand the world. I am spiritual, not religious. I love God, but hate religion. Religion is man's feeble attempt to try to control his fellow men with fear and dogma. I think this act is against the nature of God. I am deterministic in my beliefs. I think everything happens for a reason, that God is in control no matter how secular things look, and that when I read the news, I am actually looking at God's plan for man and trying to see what God sees so I can predict where he's leading us next. (Good Physics is not the current Quantum Mechanics with probabilistic interpretations. I quote Albert Einstein, "I do not believe God plays dice with the Universe." Everything [on a secular level] boils down to sex, power, and economics. |
| Interests | Logic, Constants, Absolute Truths, Religion, Psychology, Philosophy, Mathematics, Physics (Good Physics), Music, etc |
| Favorite movies | I don't watch movies or TV. They are a waste of time and are brainwashing people into thinking marriage happens easily, little girls are one day going to grow up into a Disney Princess, and that underdogs always win. |
| Favorite music | Most music today is words with meaning being sung to about 4 or 5 different chords. If you want to impress me, give me a song with with good meaning, good chord progressions, and the occasional clash and resolve. |
| Favorite books | Most books with meaning, although I am more wired towards scientific and economical documents than political or fictitious works. I generally think fiction has political tones and politics is economics and all economics is all bullshit. |
You're in the grocery store with a broken cart. How will you ever be that hungry?
Ask me in the future if we still have the internet and I guarantee you that the broken grocery cart is the least of your worries, and the most of mine.