Santini

I am who and what most people think I am not. The question is whether you're one of the few or one of the most. (by now i know ur smart enough to have realized that I did not answer the question or inquiry entitled as `about me` because i only gave a description of myself that is entirely dependent on other's perception of me and dependent even further on whether the latter is in the realm of minority or majority, which of course is almost impossible to be within ur knowledge untill and unless u know not only me but as well as all those who know me and even assuming just for the sake of argument - but without actually admitting - that u indeed get to know all of them, it is still almost impossible to know with precision and accuracy for those who know me vary as to their knowledge of me which brings you back to validate ur theory on who the minority/majority are. But still, even assuming further - without actually admitting again - that u have an accurate answer with such initial problem, how do u know they are telling the truth? assuming there is such a thing or is it dependent on their thinking of me? and assuming there is such a thing, how do u know it really is the truth? unless of course u are God but this premise is predicated on the assumption that u believe in one.but what if u do not?will it matter?im getting sleepy, just ask me if u want to know the answer - its ironic that by saying this, i am actually assuming and giving the impression there is one...and that it is the right one...assuming etc etc. but of course, u are smart enough to have known all of theses even b4 reading it : )I welcome doubts. In fact, I invite them. They give me initiative. Without such I have no room for challenge and every reason for mediocrity. It's hard to run after nothing; harder to follow no one. So doubt me - or I will invite you to :)and i wish that someday, i can save lives and be the protector of the disenfranchised...