CURRENT MISSION

proving randomness

ABOUT ME

Hello
I'm ver...rather lazy and introverted person but I'm able to socialize with people from time to time. And my mentality is a mix between that of ten-year-old and sixty-year-old.
(but it may be a lie since I don't remember very well being ten and can't recall being sixty at all)

PHILOSOPHY

Randomness.
An example:
Gravity.
You think it pulls things down. Always. And you believe Newton that you can make some rules about it.
Well, maybe.
And maybe it's pure coincidence that every time you look things are falling down rather that in any other direction. Maybe they are flying in all directions behind your back or at some uninhabited corner of the world. And even if they are not it doesn't mean they can't. And even if they can't I don't think it's because they are bound to by the rules of nature. It's just a pure coincinedce.
Can anybody prove it's not like that?

Interests

When a was a kid I would spend hours reading. One of my greatest childhood traumas was reading Julio Cortazar's stories. I think that the book was really good but I can't quite tell I enjoyed it. The 'Circe' story especially.
When I was in highschool I could watch five films per day only because a day was too short to watch more and I had an ambition to keep my parents thinking I'm not totally obsessed.
Later in highschool I was infected with theatre obsess...passion thanks to my Polish teacher. I still don't know how I was able to get money for the next and next trip to theatres all over the country (it's not so big country though so maybe that's a trick)
And now I'm an adlut and I'm stick with the anime.
When I really will become a grown-up I will make a great comic book and become famous. You'll see.

• books
• flying
• anime
• movies
• reading
• socializing
• teaching

Music, Movies, and Books

The Wall but also Yellow Submarine.
Wes Anderson, Jarmusch, Aronofsky (well, Pi)
lots of anime, lots of things I can't remember right now but still adore.

Pink Floyd but also The Beatles.
Some of Dresden Dolls, Velvet Underground, Flaming Lips, Simon and Garfunkel, Beirut, Antony and the Johnsons, and yes, I have a folder with anime music on my mp3 player.

Tove Jansson was traumatic.
Kurt Vonnegut was fun.
Tolkien was the one to dominate my childhood.

and so on