Tuesday, June 19

Some things I'm interested in.

Geology. Biology. Paleontology. Astronomy. Astrobiology. Cosmology. Physics - Newtonian, Relativistic, Quantum. Chemistry. Zoology. Botany. Metallurgy. Smithing. Gems. Photography. Drawing. Painting. 3D modeling. Book collecting. Cryptozoology - for fun. Audio science. Music theory. Listening to music. Singing. Lyrics. Poetry. Plays. Prosems. Prose - essays, fiction, nonfiction. Neurology - biological and psychological. Psychology. Psychiatry. Psychiatric "disorders." Consciousness. Symmetry. Order. Emergence. Convergence. Chaos. Complexity. Entropy. Singularities. Neutron stars - pulsars, magnetars. White dwarfs. Extrasolar planets. Philosophy. Knives. Swords. Bows & arrows. Armor. Castles. Horseback riding. Military tactics and strategy. Mythology. Tennis. Baseball. Basketball. Ping pong. Bowling. Pool. Reflexes/response times. Hand-eye coordination. Juggling. Weight training. Coins. Caves. Diving. Hiking. Climbing. Walking. Camping. Nutrition. Meditation. Being at the beach. Oceanography. Volcanoes. Earthquakes. Tsunamis. Asteroid impacts. Comets. Swimming. Cycling. PCs - designing, building, and maintaining. Organization of resources. Systems. Venn diagrams, hierarchy trees and other schematic visual representations. Maps and globes. Travel. Foreign languages. Chicks. Graphic design. Watching movies and documentaries. Reading. Collecting photos. Tolkien's works and "legendarium." Origins of the Bible. Role-playing games. Video games. Cold beer. Cold Coca-cola. Opiates. Lasers. Trance states. Logic. Paradoxes. Artificial intelligence. Cats. History. Good food. Information theory. Quantum computing. Cryptography. Data storage and archiving. Freeware. Preservation - documents, data, wildlife, habitats, everything else. Cows and sheep. Evolution. Dynamic systems. Equilibrium - static or periodic or chaotic. Calligraphy and penmanship. Ink and pigments. Paper, parchment, papyrus. Book binding. Theories/forms of government. Balance. Eastern philosophies. Peace/tranquility/grace. Bliss/happiness. Ecstasy (the feeling not the drug). Infatuation, love, friendship, companionship. Zoos. Ethics. Cruelty prevention. Crime and punishment theory. Reality/truth. Sports cars. Anthropology - cultural and physical, especially paleophysical. Robotics. Human intelligence. Movement. Mathematics. Flashlights. Racquetball, pickleball, squash, handball. Sprinting. Bacteriology and virology. Imaging - MR, CT, X-ray, etc. Anatomy. Discourse. Flirting. Sex. Chivalry. Morality. Listening and observing. User interfaces. Senses. Addiction. Moderation. Abstention. Deprivation. Taxonomy. Schematics. Chess. Go. Cleanliness. Diversity. Beauty. Differences between the sexes. Natural selection. Rhythm/timing. Mass extinctions. Fluid dynamics. Peak performance. Proprioception, cognitive sciences. Skiing. Flying, floating. Dreams. Sleep. Renewal. Hope. Skepticism. Optimism.

2 comments:

Hans said...

bored, eh?

You are intelligence in the form of a body. You are mostly in your head. I won't go through each subject and comment, but on the whole - Wow, I'm glad you have so many interests, and that's what makes you such an interesting person. I guess I could make a list of things I'm interested in too (not that many for sure).....just won't do it because I have to make lists of Things to Do almost daily or else I'd forget to go to appointments and such - like today I have an appointment and I have to make a "sign" in my kitchen to remind me. So lists are a necessity and not something I really like to do, not to say anything against it. I think it's cool to see all the things going through your mind, what you probably read or watch on documentaries. I wish I had so many interests! I wish, I wish, I wish I could do something interesting! I'm bored and I feel guilty because there are so many things I COULD do. My body or mind won't let me. Why is that? Anyone out there who reads this - why? I hope to work on this problem, knowing it is one - so another thing to add to my To Do list (find therapist to help me).

Metamatician said...

That's why we play Yahoo Pool every day! But I'm in the same boat as you. I like all these things, but I don't really do anything like go get a degree, get a job in the field, and contribute to them. I just sponge up knowledge by reading books and watching documentaries. That's pretty lazy.

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