IMMORTALWEB BLOG

Welcome to my barren wasteland of a blog. I have some ambitious plans for this page, most of which will probably fail. In spite of that fact, here are a couple of them.

1. I have an abundance (and I mean Abundance) of miscellaneous essays, papers and poems from the past five years about many topics. For example: physics, The Great Gatsby, mental illness, the Cambrian Period, lobotomies, Walter J. Freeman, the arthropod head problem, the zoological classification of insects, and so on. Approximately 40% of those writings are good enough to paste here for the whole world to see. That leaves a decent amount, doesn't it?
No, actually, another factor is involved; approximately 20% are short enough for an average human being to read within a century (slight exaggeration). Yet another factor; approximately 10% are impersonal enough so that I won't be particularly embarrassed to share them. Due to these issues, my writings require extensive alterations. It took me much longer than it should've to get to the point of this section, good lord, but anyway, rewriting all of my 321 documents is my current plan (I am also considering sharing my more emotional works despite my apprehension, but the likelihood of this happening is so close to zero that it was almost irrelevant to mention).

2. I intend on providing free scientific materials and resources; that was my original idea for this website, after all. I use a hierarchical note-taking application called Trilium in which I store as much scientific knowledge as I possibly can. Eventually, I would like to translate my note database into HTML/CSS to add here as a resource. There is also the option of installing Trilium on my own server so that others can directly access it, but I sadly do not have the knowledge to fulfill such a endeavor on my own (nor the money to use third-party server hosting).
I've also started to compile educational resources that I will share here when I consider the list to be thorough enough. So far, the list consists of online libraries, websites, courses, and informational YouTube channels. Topics include physics, mathematics, history, philosophy, and hopefully much more in the future.