User:Meelo Mooses

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Name	Meelo Mooses
Born	Earth
Pronouns	'whom', 'oneself', 'thy', etc...
Current location	Earth (I haven't left yet)
Race	mile run
Height	Somewhere between basketball and ceiling fan
Weight	kilograms
Hair	Yes
Eyes	Two
Handedness	chirality (physics)
Blood type	Red, White, and Blue
Personality type	Introspective
Family and friends
Parents	Two
Pets	Ants in my pants
Education and employment
Occupation	Mathematician + walker
Employer	Big Math
Hobbies, interests, and beliefs
Movies	Fun to watch
Shows	Even more fun to watch
Books	Fun to read
Music	Deeply important to my lived experience.
Contact info
Myspace	add me ;0

An important quote to me is this one, by Samuel Beckett:

"Every word is like an unnecessary stain on silence and nothingness"

A few comments:

• I find the word unnecessary to be unnecessary in this quote. It reads better as "Every word is like a stain on silence and nothingness". Stains are obviously bad - we don't want them.
• Google's AI overview about this quote says that it is "often used to express the feeling of words being a disruption to the inherent quietude and emptiness of existence". This is not how I see the quote at all. To me, its about the fact that a good model for language is that every word has some intrinsic negative quality to it. If you can make a sentence shorter and retain its essential features, then you've made a better sentence.
• I apply the spirit of this quote to several aspects of my life. For instance, quasiparticles and worldly posessions.