Alexander Nicholi

There is so, so, so much in our lives that we can never describe – experiences and workings beyond our cognition. There's a whole second universe awaiting us out there, waiting for us to sit down our pencils and lay down our books, and experience. It's fun few have ever had, and it can only be known by being done.

This is why it saddens me so much when this God-like gift of an existence we have is bound up by man into the confines of the letter, or by the play of a script. There's more out there, so much more, and I can't say anything about it but that I know it's there.

Knowing about these kinds of unthinkable things does something really strange to my mind – it brings it into an especially stupid surrender to the world around me. It makes me content with life, and compassionate to those around me unconditionally – it lulls my mind away from the usual human thought of the status quo. I don't know why it does this, but asking why leads you to the conclusion that there is no "why." It just is. Enjoy it. It's everything.

Architecture design, software engineering, economics, peoplewatching, and most of all, learning.