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the first post

From the reader’s point of view, I would want to see three areas covered in my first blog post:

Who am I? An observer, an engineer, and a rebel. No, not the one with firearms.

Why am I blogging? When you have so much on your mind and want to put it in the public domain, I thought it’s time to make it a little organized. Ahha, now you are thinking that there are platforms for that like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram. Then why go old school? Well, I believe in a little privacy, less censorship, and to be honest, this way you will be a little less prejudiced about things.

What will I be blogging about? Something about this, something about that, but mostly politics, science, and some spiritual stuff which crosses my mind. But if you have some ideas and are unable to put them into words, you are most welcome to suggest them in the comments. You will see them in future posts (I certainly love to put some emojis here and there).

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