hey! yeah i just joined interpals, cool that someone comments! :)
haha cool that we have things in common..
well  by college do you mean university or junior college(or whatever it was) you have in india? see, i know something about indias school things, cos i was there about 2 weeks ago on a school project, we went to panchgani, it's close to pune, right? :)

Wow. It's been awhile. I don't have an excuse now, either, except maybe school. That's started, and I hate it because all my classes are boring and I always have a ton of homework. I've even stopped playing the piano, basically, at least, I've stopped writing and learning new stuff. I've got so many after school things that I have no time. I really shouldn't be online right now, even, ha!

how are youuu :)

hi :)
well ... somethings about me ...
ther is not many things to say about me ... i'm strange ... quite crazy ... thats all i think ... and about you ? (i know ... thats a difficult question ^^)

wow, yeah it is there..maybe​ haven't seen it or interpals hates me..haha
oh my trip was fine, thanks. i'm working..doi​ng something for my assignment..​working..stu​ff. :)

how's you?

hey thanks for message... how are you today?
my job is working as a waiter in a restaurante and cooking sometimes...​ i work for school.... i need this work so i can visit the next school year.... its something speciall...
what do you do? school?

oh! so i've been good latley.    so what have you been up to latley!

I'm going to be spending this next month reading as much as possible. I'm thinking that I'm gonna check out the Physics one. It seems interesting.​

What exactly is hypnerotomac​hia poliphili?

As for philosophy, I'm a huge fan of Kierkegaard and Nietzsche and Hume. I think they're fantastic to read. I love Hume's arguments on religion and his whole notion of causality. He produced one of the greatest arguments of all time. The only real way to refute it is to deny him on the grounds of absurdity, lol.

I love Kierkegaard'​s passion. Even though he's ridiculously​ hard to read, he's intriguing. I also love reading about his life.

I'm into Al-Ghazali. I think he's an amazing writer, absolutely incredible actually.

Are you a fan of Stephen?

Hmmm... I can't seem to remember who else I love reading at the moment.

With me, things have to make sense. The argument has to be sound and it doesn't necessarily have to coincide with my own views. I'm willing to shift positions so long as the grounds are sufficient. I appreciate it when authors make me question my beliefs because I feel that in order to truly believe in something, one must erase almost all doubt. At least, as much doubt as possible.

I detest ignorance.

long time no chat!LOL

So other than 'The Tao of Physics', what are you reading?

My dad likes that book too.

The reason why I haven't answered your question is because I'm slightly uncomfortabl​e sharing such details.

I'm sorry if that offends you.

I think I know what you mean about how science is meeting philosophy. It's very interesting actually.

What books have you read in relation to philosophy? Do you like certain philosophers​ more than others?