Introduction of someone who wants to know everything.

[alphavictor]

What to Say

1. Where are you from.
2. How did you locate the website.
3. What got you interested in the Theory of Everything.
4. Do you have a unique perspective?
5. Where did you go to school and what did you study.
6. What areas are you most familiar with or interested in.
7. Have you written any books or publications?
8. What past influences have shaped your opinion of our world and its greater reality. This might be family, culture, education, various leaders, scientists, religion, personal experience, etc.
9. If you have a website that could be helpful in our TOE quest, you are welcome to summarize and provide a link.
10. If you're an author of a book or publication that could be helpful, you're welcome to provide that information as well.

1. I am from Mumbai, India.
2. A friend introduced this website to me.
3. I guess the title says it all.
4. I dont have a perspective of any kind. In fact I feel that I am swimming in shallow water in this vast ocean of knowledge. I want to enrich myslef by participating here.
5. I am 15 yrs old and study in the science filed in a local college here.
6. I am interested in Chemistry, Science , Engineering , Computer Sciences, History, Politics and religion.
7. No, not yet even though I love reading them.
8. There are a lot of interesting observations about humans eg: A smile means the same to a tribal living in some godforsaken place away from human contact. Even though there was no human contact the guy has the inherent knowledge of what a smile conveys. Also true stories about reincarnation where people actually can recall their past life[ Reincarnation is recognised by my religion and some other asian religions] have shaken my belief in the concept that the brain stores all the information and all that is lost when a person dies. There are a lot of other things like the vastness of universe which leave me spell bound
9.Most of the websites I know are very popular and known by all.

[mkirkpatrick]

What to Say

1. Where are you from.
2. How did you locate the website.
3. What got you interested in the Theory of Everything.
4. Do you have a unique perspective?
5. Where did you go to school and what did you study.
6. What areas are you most familiar with or interested in.
7. Have you written any books or publications?
8. What past influences have shaped your opinion of our world and its greater reality. This might be family, culture, education, various leaders, scientists, religion, personal experience, etc.
9. If you have a website that could be helpful in our TOE quest, you are welcome to summarize and provide a link.
10. If you're an author of a book or publication that could be helpful, you're welcome to provide that information as well.

1. I am from Mumbai, India.
2. A friend introduced this website to me.
3. I guess the title says it all.
4. I dont have a perspective of any kind. In fact I feel that I am swimming in shallow water in this vast ocean of knowledge. I want to enrich myslef by participating here.
5. I am 15 yrs old and study in the science filed in a local college here.
6. I am interested in Chemistry, Science , Engineering , Computer Sciences, History, Politics and religion.
7. No, not yet even though I love reading them.
8. There are a lot of interesting observations about humans eg: A smile means the same to a tribal living in some godforsaken place away from human contact. Even though there was no human contact the guy has the inherent knowledge of what a smile conveys. Also true stories about reincarnation where people actually can recall their past life[ Reincarnation is recognised by my religion and some other asian religions] have shaken my belief in the concept that the brain stores all the information and all that is lost when a person dies. There are a lot of other things like the vastness of universe which leave me spell bound
9.Most of the websites I know are very popular and known by all.

Welcome to the forum alphavictor,you are in the right place,we have many already from India already posting here,I have been to Mumbai,stayed there overnight at the holiday
inn hotel,on route to Rajastan.

look forward to your next post.

warm regards michael.

[alphavictor]

Good to know you have been in India. Rajasthan is my where my hometown/ native place is.
I dont know where to begin posting, this forum is so Huge.. I think I will start with the Physics section.

[mkirkpatrick]

Good to know you have been in India. Rajasthan is my where my hometown/ native place is.
I dont know where to begin posting, this forum is so Huge.. I think I will start with the Physics section.

Thats a great choice alphavictor,we saw three tigers there at Ranthambore national park
a mother with two cubs,wonderful sight.

Also visit Goa,great place to escape the cold damp British weather.


bestwishes to you my friend,regards michael.

[alphavictor]

Ah, the tigers! Their numbers are falling everyday! Project tiger is failing. The nearby tiger reserve of Sariska has lost all its tigers. What a shame!

Goa is a wonderful place for tourists too. In fact most places in India are warm due to the tropical weather, including Mumbai. However, this winter [it ended 2 days ago] was the coldest one [9 deg C minimum] in 47 years.

Best Wishes to you too Michael,
Pravin

[mkirkpatrick]

Ah, the tigers! Their numbers are falling everyday! Project tiger is failing. The nearby tiger reserve of Sariska has lost all its tigers. What a shame!

Goa is a wonderful place for tourists too. In fact most places in India are warm due to the tropical weather, including Mumbai. However, this winter [it ended 2 days ago] was the coldest one [9 deg C minimum] in 47 years.

Best Wishes to you too Michael,
Pravin

Thats right,i have heard that too,it is very difficult to fully protect this magnificent beast.



regars michael.