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I come from area N 6 E 3. I have been with Wikipedia since June 4, 2003. Presently I am mostly contributing the Howto Wiki on Wikia. My lifetime research interests are the Universe and it's origin (it's structural aspect). I have been studying physics for a short while, but changed my field to mathematics because physics has no model which can explain the earliest moments of the Universe's existence. I have hopes to understand it through comparison and analysis of the properties of possible computational universe(s) with the properties our universe.

FAQ

1. What are your recent activities?

Studies Vytautas Magnus University (Currently doing mathematics BA).

2. What does your nickname mean?

I explain it here: http://concept.wikia.com/wiki/Inyuki

3. What question you are most curious about?

How did the Universe came into existence?

4. What do you think of singularitarianism?

I think the concept of technological singularity is really worth exploring, and the singularity itself is very promissing. Also, I agree very much on creating a superior machine intelligence before creating the nanotechnology to avoid it's dangers.

5. Why did you start learning Japanese?

To put it simply, because I've had thoughts of becoming a Japanese.

Being a child, I could see the surprisingly intelligent behaviour of Japanese in various areas starting from their products and technologies, and ending with their culture. I felt a strong [agreement] with, preference and interest in certain ways they lead life.

When I was around 12-14 years old, while I was thinking a lot of my identity, I had this thought: "Well, as I am still young, I have a right to choose a country I want to identify myself with!", and having strongly decided "I choose Japan!", the first step of my plan was to master the Japanese.

I didn't think that choosing an identity is something very unusual or rare for normal people: respectively from one's family, one does choose a company, and become a loyal to it.

This was why I have studied Japanese language, wanting to become a member of this society. However, after about 1 year of studies in Japan, I felt that I have become much more an internationalist. For me, it means that I am much more concerned about the global problems, reciprocal love between nations, or becoming a "Citizen of the World.", and if we don't have such a citizenship yet, I prefer to renounce my present citizenship, and still have my rights as a human to live a normal life, be recognized by the legal bodies in any country, be able to legally stay in any country as far as I comply/agree with certain basic and common-sense conditions that each country should have.

Favs

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Inyuki/Main_Page (recent idea)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_lists
http://mypage.bluewin.ch/a-z/cusipage/liveradio2.html (radiostations)

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 ===4. What do you think of [[singularitarianism]]?===
-I think the concept of [[technological singularity]] is really worth exploring, and the singularity itself is very promissing. Also, I agree very much on that we must create a superior machine intelligence before we create the nanotechnology to avoid it's dangers.
+I think the concept of [[technological singularity]] is really worth exploring, and the singularity itself is very promissing. Also, I agree very much on creating a superior machine intelligence before creating the nanotechnology to avoid it's dangers.
 ===5. Why did you start learning Japanese?===