I am just an everyday person aiming to become an author and thinker, journeying through a diverse array of professional and personal experiences. As a young student, I was selected to join specialized institutes catering to gifted students for my early talent in physics. This foundation steered me towards studying mechanics, leading me to pursue a degree in mechanical engineering at university. 

At the beginning of my adulthood, I was deeply immersed in the principles of minimalism and a non-possessive lifestyle, which profoundly influenced my choices and daily living. I found a deep appreciation for the simplicity and the grounding nature of agricultural work, spending month after month in peaceful farm environments, engaging in everything from seedling garlic and tomatoes to harvesting watermelons, carrots, peppers, green tea leaves, pears, and more. 

Then I decided to chart a professional trajectory to further my career path, working as a programmer, winning at a hackathon, mentoring undergraduate students in physics and heat transfer, ultimately advancing into a career as a mechanical engineering research associate at a university. At the same time, I took on the role of a lecturer, instructing computational tools to graduate students. 

My inherent interest has always been in people around me, and their behaviours, and interactions within a community setting. This experience later led me to a lively dormitory, where I assumed administrative responsibilities to support international students. Simultaneously, I deepened my fascination with religious ideas and their overarching influence on both individual minds and broader societal cultures, immersing myself in the writings of psychology. 

Through these experiences, I have found myself persistently venturing beyond the confines of the academic sphere, trying to engage with and understand various viewpoints through conversations with friends. This effort is to contemplate, formulate, and contribute to a future vision that encompasses both individual aspirations and the collective betterment of society.