Geeky armchair philosophy and theorizing that sometimes takes itself (too) seriously.

I’m an undergraduate student.

1) I love to think about all sorts of issues that often revolve around society, history, art, politics, psychology and philosophy.
2) I love to write.
3) I get unsettled if I do not note and record my thoughts.
4) If my ideas get passed around and I manage to contribute to ‘knowledge’ (whatever that might mean, and regardless of whether what I say is nonsense or not), it’s a welcome bonus.

Technically, I have never ‘worked’ on this blog. But I have been jotting down my thoughts this way since I was 11 (that was around 1997).

I have no idea and I honestly don’t really care.

No.

Bored people. Geeky people.

It is too erratic to say. There can be days where I spend the entire day putting a post or a few posts together, and there can be long stretches where I don’t touch the blog.

Honestly, I wouldn’t go out of my way to tell anyone to subscribe to my blog. The internet is a free for all, anyone can check the blog out if they want or if they happen to stumble upon it. This blog is largely for myself to get my random thoughts on the above subject matters together.

Actually, I’m not a keen fan of blogging the way we contemporarily know of it. Blogging for me is a personal activity which functions somewhat like a diary but with content that would be cool if others managed to come across, sort of like accidental sharing of information and knowledge. Don’t blog for popularity, fame or money. I think that’s silly and takes the virtue out of writing.

This blog can be visited at http://www.pointless-philosophy.blogspot.com/