Michael

I am 30 years old and single. I am a student of religion, philosophy and science. In college I studied International Politics but that was after a few years of pursuing physics with a passion for superstring theory and theories on anti-matter. I learned several things about myself from studying politics. I learned that power goes to my head. My passion for power and legitimacy comes from a strong desire to help people. While studying politics (focusing on Latin America and Russia) I had a several realizations about the oncoming revolution. I found myself in the midst of this intellectual crisis, with a revolution unfolding and I suddenly realized that I didn't want to continue on a carreer path in politics. I am currently in a sort of limbo, considering joining the Peace Corps and maybe going back to teaching Math. I love to write, think and read. I'm interested in economics, game theory, GO!,making money, studying, church. Dance was a great experience, but so was reading, art, music, and poetry. Excitement bingeing has gotten me in trouble numerous times, but the passion and thrill has been worth it. I know how it feels to be the alien, the leader, the oppressed worker, popular,unpopular, famous, infamous, the guy with the best and worst qualities.I'm really freaked out from some of my experiences. Some are really hard to describe, very psychic, and profound. Other's I would describe as too difficult, pathetic, or downright evil. I seem to be the center of attention often and experience life at extremes. I don't have all of the things I would like to have. I am working but my resources are limited. I was once passionate about leadership in American Politics. I especially would strengthen international cooperation furthering the space program, rebuilding the United Nations, and giving international aid to impoverished countries. Socially I rock back and forth between rich and poor, strong and weak, initiate and profane. I see myself as the hinge of revolution. I don't drink or smoke, but I could if I had nothing better to do. I have been having practice at making public appearances, debating and lecturing on television or in front of an audience. My last lecture topic was on the history of Korea which will be broadcast on television. I'm still in college for political science, but I think I want to teach philosophy. I'm not sure what I'm supposed to do with my life. I am aware of my passions but cannot say where I am going. Everything is inevitable. Decisive action on the fringes of revolution is no easy task. People in America know they are about to experience some major changes. Who can resist change? Fate? It is unavoidable.