Get to know me

If I were to use one word to describe myself in word, I would say "rational."

Rationality has been the defining factor of my life. I have realized that good decisions are based on rationality. If I have made some good decisions about my life, I was being rational. If I made some bad decisions, I was just being irrational. There is no rocket science behind success. I do not believe that behind every successful man, there is a woman. I believe that every successful man has made some rational decisions in his life.

My mother is the most important woman in my life. I admire her courage and strength. She is my guiding flame. Her parents helped us through tough times. Her father, or my grandfather as I would put it, is the father figure of my life. He is the most important man in my life. As he ages gracefully, I feel insecure when I think of my life without him.

I was every teacher's worst nightmare come true, at school. Even I do not remember how many times my mother had to summoned by my school for something that I did not do, at least according to me. Besides, I was always the second worst kids best friend.

I go to school at Florida State University. My majors are Finance and Economics. I am planning to pursue research in Economics at Graduate School. I think I has a research topic in mind. I want to prove the inverse relationship between state spending and social welfare. I know that it wont earn me a Noble Prize; but I would cherish the hatred that I would generate for myself, primarily from the "socialist liberal elites" of our society.

I am sure that you would like to know about my brother. He serves in the Navy.  I guess that someday he will save the Amazon rain forest . And when I say that, I am being sarcastic. We may not necessarily agree in principle. But we agree in essence, that we need to work hard if we wish to survive. Both of us realize that we form the bottom-most building block of this society, and it is a long way to go.

Speaking of Gaurav, I am proud to say that he is my intellectual half. I met him at a computer lab in my Freshman year. Not surprising for two South-Asians. Since then it has been an unending journey of intellectual learning. He has graduated.

I have been banned and censored from numerous blogs and site. So I set up my own space on the web. Here I can vent all I want. There is no censoring or political correctness that I would hold me back. Sweet deal! Aint it?