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Oh no, my life is anything but monotonous. I lived in 6 different countries (going through bureaucracy hell while getting paperwork done each time), visited an
by atemerev 11y ago
Oh no, my life is anything but monotonous.
I lived in 6 different countries (going through bureaucracy hell while getting paperwork done each time), visited another 20 or so, tried getting a PhD, founded two startups (failed both), etc etc.
Part of the problem. :)
- nathan_f77 11y agoThis sounds very similar to me! I've also been thinking about going for a PhD one day, or at least a degree. What was your field of study? I don't know if I can think of any practical advice. But I'm in the same boat, and I think this can be a good quality if it means you are constantly thinking of new ideas. I also love starting new projects, and have even been able to finish a few. Recently I even posted an unfinished project on Reddit, which got a few laughs, and that's all I was going for. If you're up for it, I would enjoy chatting about some of the projects we worked on, and countries we've lived in. I'm still looking for the perfect place on earth to settle down for a while, although I think I might have actually found it this week (New Plymouth, New Zealand). Feel free to send me an email, my address should be in my profile. And we can also maybe work on some ways to mitigate the addiction to new things.
- atemerev 11y agoComputer science / network science (I am fascinated by complex networks / scale-free network properties). Can't find your e-mail, contacted you through your blog form. :)