I constantly have thoughts and ideas that I quickly forget. Sometimes I have the same thoughts several times through time, or answer a question that I have already answered. As I promised to myself that I will never spend my time figuring out something twice, I started to write this blog.
I am very concerned about the quality of the content we can find on the Internet, so I will never post anything that I think is useless (such as my favorite anything, a description of my last travel to wherever, how I spent my last birthday, or stupid discussions such as the proper way to pronounce Pokemon). Mostly, I will post things that I consider relevant or difficult to find over the Internet.
My academic background will certainly bias the content of this blog; however, since I started to get aware of my memory problem, I noticed certain things that could be important for other people:
- Good music, movies, and books are difficult to find.
- Good old music. movies, and books are almost impossible to find.
- It is a good practice to take the time to learn who does well the things you love.
- Its is a good practice to hear people that already thought about what you are thinking now.
- It is a good practice to write down any good idea you have.
- It is a better practice to make your ideas public if you are not sure you will be working on them right away.
- Search Engines don't have the answers, they are just a good research tool once you already know the answers.
- You can find people willing to work in things that interest you in places you never imagined.
- You are your cultural background: don't forsake it, embrace it and be proud of it.
- Producing is hard but rewarding.
- Sharing is caring.
Last but not least, it is very important for me to have a good writing in the languages I care: Spanish (my native language), English, and Japanese. I will mix posts in those languages now and then. If you are fluent or one of those languages is your native one, I will be very grateful if you could make any comment to improve my writing and translation skills.
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