I’ve recently been searching the job market and finding how important it will be to market myself well. As a recent college graduate there is a need for me to delve deeply into commercial ideologies. Resumes are things dense with keywords and descriptions, and surely there is a most effective way to arrange these kinds of words in contexts that I’m not so familiar with yet.

I’m going to start off by going through a brief history of my experiences using the Internet and social media. I will attempt to detail the parts of it that are important. Then I’m going to present an idea related to the history and the important parts.

So I have a tendency to think a lot about language. I’m not sure why. In learning programming languages I’ve always tended to relate the syntax to that of the English that I know, and think usually that the most well-written code is the kind which reads most closely to natural language (making a contradictory somewhat to the typical definition of code, but I found recently that Richard Davey thinks this as well). Unfortunately, it seems this kind of syntactical or lexical interest doesn’t make me the most interesting conversation partner. I can quote my roommates as telling me that they “don’t want to have ‘semantic’ arguments” with me, though truthfully I only wished to denote better the thoughts they were having.

A Mathematical Philosopher