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A•nu•bis

n. Egyptian Mythology

1. the son of Osiris; a god with a Jackal's head

2. the god of tombs; weigher of souls

I've been a part of this great project called Wikipedia since 2006...I guess that makes me an old timer in Wikipedia years but I promise I'm still hip...just not a hipster.  Where will you find me...well, most likely everywhere. Feel free to say "hello" or call on me if you may need any help.

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-Hi. As of 2013, I had been a Wikipedia editor for over 7 years.  I had tried to contribute as much as possible and on a consistent basis.  But I am retiring from this great project called Wikipedia, which, beginning from early on, I had seen grow into something truly amazing and groundbreaking.  I feel very fortunate to have been involved in so many articles and discussions, making so many friends along the way. I am signing off for now. <!--Where will you find me...well, most likely everywhere. Feel free to say "hello" or call on me if you may need any help. --><!--Wikipedia is undoubtedly a wonderful phenomenon that has made and will continue to make a significant impression on informatics and technology. However, I duly believe that there should definitely be a Wikipedia Addicts Anonymous (WAA). Some editors really need to seek help. If you see me contributing more often than normal, don't hesitate to let me know even though I don't fall under the WAA category (although, I must admit, denial is a common symptom).
+<!--I had been a Wikipedia editor for over 7 years.  I had tried to contribute as much as possible and on a consistent basis.  But I am retiring from this great project called Wikipedia, which, beginning from early on, I had seen grow into something truly amazing and groundbreaking.  I feel very fortunate to have been involved in so many articles and discussions, making so many friends along the way. I am signing off for now.--> I've been a part of this great project called Wikipedia since 2006...I guess that makes me an old timer in Wikipedia years but I promise I'm still hip...just not a hipster.  Where will you find me...well, most likely everywhere. Feel free to say "hello" or call on me if you may need any help. <!--Wikipedia is undoubtedly a wonderful phenomenon that has made and will continue to make a significant impression on informatics and technology. However, I duly believe that there should definitely be a Wikipedia Addicts Anonymous (WAA). Some editors really need to seek help. If you see me contributing more often than normal, don't hesitate to let me know even though I don't fall under the WAA category (although, I must admit, denial is a common symptom).
 I've noticed many people "philosophizing" on their user pages. So, in the spirit of conformity, here's my take on metaphysics: To me, the perfect question [[Pontius_Pilate#Pilate_in_the_canonical_Gospel_accounts| once]] posed in human history is '''QVID EST VERITAS'''. In short, this represents the [[Gödel's incompleteness theorems|theorem]] that there is no certainty. Human knowledge is a wonderful thing, however, humans seem to occupy an almost negligible area in time and space. I cannot help but be humbled by the size of the cosmos and that which is unknown. Humans live in their own little reality, yet ''Reality'' far supersedes human knowledge. To me, the only truth is God. It is such that creation, order and intelligence are not happenstance but, rather, must be derived from something Greater than we have the ability to comprehend.--></small>