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T-Baby said:
My library is a collection of books that I have been collecting for years. I study everything from complex mathematics to physical sciences. I have a strange habit of reading the preface to many books then trying to figure the rest out for myself before returning to the book for a full read. This helps me to get a personal perspective but also I occasionally find details not mentioned in the authors writing.
I also take a deep interest in theology and the root of inspiration, faith and spirituality. I have no real denomination even though I was raised catholic. I have always appreciated and studies every religion and in this open-mindedness I have been able to establish a closer relationship with my own personal beliefs in life and GOD.
I also has studies greek, latin and early English literature. This mainly was because of my love of an authors interpretation of their struggles. It helps to know that such beauty can be made from such adversity...something I can completely relate to. This embrace of literature has also allowed me to increase my comprehension and delivery of language. Something that can be difficult when your client base is a multitude of speech. Understanding word, root origin is also vital to what we do as many of the words we use today have a greater, deeper meaning and understanding this allows for better use of that meaning.
Anatomy and biology, particularly urology also is imperative to Matters of Size and the beginning phases of ALPHA+BLADE. Saying something will work is far different than proving it works. Today, the only way to offer an idea with complete understanding and application of use and effect is only possible by doing my homework and understanding, myself, just why and how it works. Urology, being around for years, has been very ignored by the medical profession which has forced a need for the non-professional investigation of other sciences around this one. This is the reason Penis Enlargement is so prevalent, as we did not accept the writing and went off to forge our own urological outcomes.
I also enjoy art a great deal too as this allows an outlet to create, observe and enjoy the imperfection of beauty and creation. SOmetimes when I am working so hard to understand the why's and how's of mathematically, driven sciences that require a perfect end equation to establish their acceptability's to the public, art allows for a release of this frustration.
My book shelf, which does not exist today, would be filled with old textbooks, forgotten ideas, reference publications, medical text, literature and picture books of my artistic heros.
Since I am in a constant state of poverty I find most of my books at second hand store like Salvation Army and Goodwill, this is extremely cheap and it feels good to spend money on myself from time to time.
When ALPHA+BLADE studio is complete it will have an incredible reference library, want a library card?
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sasquatch said:I'll take a "library card" Dld
My fave places are bookstores and libraies, my friends think I'm a nerd :s
For some reason I tend to find my best information in the books people throw away or disregard. Like on the shelves of a Salvation Army I have found incredible books on chemistry, physics and the like. When it comes to information I am a nerd and proud of it. At one point I was studying tobacco plants and when in bent growth (forced) life cycles how their measurements stacked up against their un-munipulated counterparts. My only intention was to see if there were any correlations to DLD Bends. There were arguments at the time that bending may weaken the corpus tissue and cause damage but my belief was quite the opposite as I was getting denser, thicker, more solid corpus tissue resulting in more girth. I felt, since bending was the focus of their growth cycle it may apply to my own. sili but my mental, educational state at the time. All and all DLD Bends have become a very acceptable, girth gaining exercise.
Jaz often jokes to me that he does not understand how or why I come to the conclusions I do but it is no consequence to the results I provide. I am sure many of our inventors did some hair brained, applicable research to help them reach their own truths and what became a widely embraced practice.
I like to think that every subject has it's place in every project I undertake. I can always lay a piece of tracing paper down on my ideas and match up places where crossover only enhance the entire value of the project I am working on. Having an open mind and a deep desire to understand things that may have gone forgotten helps the curious, such as ourselves find our way to the places that may contain this knowledge.
Education has always been a privilege for me rather than a disdainful, prerequisite. Strange, considering I dropped out of school in the eighth grade. Non the less I have had a steady increase in my quest for education since that point.
I collect many book and store than away when I go through different phases of my life. I hope to have enough studio space to keep a nice library shelf that contains all of my books. We will have to see how much room the toilet takes up.
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