Who am I?

That's a tough question to respond to, especially because one changes continuously via learning, experimenting, trying, ruminating, creating, and any other verb that alludes to what we call Living. As the relevant and accurate quote states:

"No man ever steps in the same river twice, for it's not the same river and he's not the same man."

The only way one may truly answer that question accurately is after one's demise. Which produces its own difficulties since one will not be around to describe oneself then, and the remaining answers will be polluted by the subjectivity of those people providing them. However, it is after one's demise when one stops changing. Besides, even if I approach an answer to such a question, I will inevitably neglect other's perspectives, which raises another question: who am I to whom? To you, unknown reader? To my family? To any of my romantic/sexual encounters? To my colleagues and peers? or perhaps to myself? Who knows you better other than oneself? Therefore, Who has the best idea of you?, Yourself. Oneself is what oneself thinks, what actions oneself takes, what words oneself utters, what creations oneself materializes, direct action and creation are instances of who we were at that moment, thereby, the more we directly act, the more we create, the more instances of oneself are materialized in the real world rather than the imaginary and fictional world, the more we describe ourselves, that's who we are. But if you really desire an answer from me: I consider myself a human who is expressing and materializing its idiosyncrasy with the use of multiple human expertises, such expertises are described using an analogy using the subregions of our world, such subregion are found and described at the beginning of this website.

Publicly speaking, there are certain accustomed labels that we as a collective society tend to use to describe oneself to others (erroneously, since those labels encapsulate oneself, which compels oneself to be a slave of the pursuit for the embellishment of such labels, instead of creating new labels, or follow a set of labels that one is motivated for, and not the ones that are valued by the majority). Alma Mater: University of California - Davis between 2019-2022. In college I studied for a B.S. in Computer Science although I immersed into many diverse academic fields during my undergrad years, ranging from Humanities and Social Sciences such as Archeology, Anthropology, and Psychology, to the Natural Sciences such as Geology, Marine Biology, and Genetics. What can I say... I enjoy and immerse myself in every aspect of Knowledge that I can grasp. Professionally speaking, I contribute to the contemporary society I find myself in as a Construction Project Manager/Estimator/Engineer in San Diego, CA, where I was born. One of my professional goals is to revolutionize the construction industry by implementing mathematics and programming knowledge into the field, something without precedents. The construction industry is such an uncharted territory and hub for mathematical and programmatic innovation. I feel like Christopher Columbus arriving in the Americas.

However, in my opinion, the best way to know oneself and portray oneself to the world is by creating. The materialization of one's ideas provide insight to one's creative and cognitive processes, as well as one's psyche. Therefore, if you want to know me, see my creations.