Assembling the mirror of myself

[mattsidedish]

Well this is approximately the 15th forum I've associated myself with, 9 of which I've acquired a moderator position in some way or another.

I'm 17, a skeptical theist, a computer addict, while also being an avid outdoorsman. I love hiking around the creek that I live within a two mile hike of, and I take sever hundred photos every visit, most of which I don't ever get around to edit. (As if you needed to know this)

At 16, I got in trouble for selling drugs in high school, went to jail, scooted by a felony charge, got my adult high school diploma, and have been a law student all since December 2012. Alot has happened, but my quest in life seems to be to learn everything I can about every subject I can find. Also, as you will soon find I think, to facilitate the manifestation of objective truth. However, slowly I've come to realize that an accurate denotation of what "truth" is would be a lifetime of work in and of itself.

I'm very literal and amazingly critical of someone who sets unfair double standards during the course of a discussion. I also have a bad habit of tearing apart arguments via justifiable logic. This is probably why I've foolishly moderated forums for 3 years.

Some hobbies of mine happen to be being alone no matter where it is, fishing, hiking, camping, doing research, writing papers, reading and having discussions via the internet. I happen to be an ISTJ on the Meyers Brig in case any of you are privy.

I believe in respecting the other person no matter what they say. I eschew sarcasm and subtext of insulting nature.

I hope to make plenty of friends here. I avoided the whole life story for brevity, as it will be manifested in other threads, I'm sure.

If any of you would like a second opinion or secondary research on a topic, just let me know. I find pleasure in learning.

[bobevenson]

If any of you would like a second opinion on a topic, just let me know.

What do you think of "The Ouzo Prophecy" at http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-prophecy.pdf?

[mattsidedish]

If any of you would like a second opinion on a topic, just let me know.

What do you think of "The Ouzo Prophecy" at http://church-of-ouzo.com/pdf/ouzo-prophecy.pdf?

Provided this is for educational purposes, I think the writer is a lunatic, but that's okay. We all have our views. I've read it once, but must ponder it a bit to fully understand (a point which will probably never be met). I'll have to get back to you.

[jackles]

that creek you describe sounds a good location.esp in the summer you was born lucky by the seems of things.regs jackles