My parents
were both engineers and force fed me science from an early age. I did
not read comic books; I read Scientific American and Popular Mechanics. I
have had a very successful career as a Software Engineer and am well
versed in most sciences.

When I was 10 years old we did a science project for my 6th grade class, building a Van de Graaff generater, it was a real shocker in my class. Grammar school was a difficult time for me, it took 20 years to get over the trauma of the public school system and being forced early on to study science.
I
joined the US Navy at 18 and became a photographer. I served 4 years in the Viet Name era to avoid force servitude in the jungles of Viet Name. Afterwards I used my Veterans benefits to earne a degree
in Psychology. Upon graduation I became a California Highway Patrol Officer and quickly leared that was not the job for me. So I then began a career as a Software Engineer in 3D graphics, Business
applications, Industrial Control, Robotics, Motion Control, Spy and
Monitoring software, VOIP, Military Communications and Anti-Malware
software; specializing in Graphical Interfaces and telecommunications. It was that last one that I was part of a group that had been acquired to hack discretely for the Feds; I do not want to be an enemy combatant to any group of liars. For I believe as Zarathustra, that truth and lies equate to good and evil.
I have been an avid reader all my life in all genres, preferring things of an esoteric nature
I am now retired. I have little to think about except all the bullshit that humanity pushes as absolute truth. Fortunately for me I have the greatest research tool ever invented, the Internet.I have developed software on every version of Windows ever published and know tricks that few know about anymore and yet all that knowledge is turning into background noise as I focus on much larger issues than a simple piece of code.
I am now retired. I have little to think about except all the bullshit that humanity pushes as absolute truth. Fortunately for me I have the greatest research tool ever invented, the Internet.I have developed software on every version of Windows ever published and know tricks that few know about anymore and yet all that knowledge is turning into background noise as I focus on much larger issues than a simple piece of code.
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