Born in Mount Vernon, New York in 1977, my early adolescence witnessed a change of venue to Indiana where I was to reside until my college years, passed in Cincinnati at Xavier University, from which I matriculated in 1999 with my B.A. in philosophy and a thesis magniloquently titled, "On the Tragic Sensibility of Kant's Metaphysic." The subsequent eight years of my life have been outwardly unremarkable, but internally not without value. Their passage has been marked by a preoccupation, on a conscious level with few central problems. Most notable among these has been the problem of how to engage the economic sphere without entering too complicitly into the moral indifference which seems to characterized the determinations of the market sphere. Colloquially, this may be referred to as striving "to be in the world, but not of the world"...a phrase to be used with caution lest by it we covertly import an array of theological premises which could too easily distract us from the real problem, which is how to live a decent life. Few conclusions of a definite aspect have been reached over the course of my reflection...but some have emerged as worthy of conviction nonetheless. One is the imperative to awareness...without the cultivation of a mindfulness, of an attentiveness, we are at the hopeless whim of the very neuroses which have conspired to make our situation as challenging as it is. Another is that it is in the principle of compassion that we find the key to almost all dilemmas. In closing, thank you for taking the time to read this description...I am 84% Evil Genius.
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