Goodday, my fellow Internet compatriots. You have stumbled upon my little corner of Wikipedia. Maybe you want to learn a little about me, or maybe you're just browsing Wikipedian accounts aimlessly while waiting around for the pizza guy to come. Either way, enjoy your stay. My name is Jerry, currently eighteen years of age and aspiring thespian/poet. I consider myself a well-rounded individual. My primary academic interests are philosophy, American history, British/American literature and politics. Grunge music, role-playing games, and the works of Robert Jordan are among the various other topics which I enjoy. Expect to see my greatest contributions in these areas. I believe that the greatest form of government would be a pure line of kings, as proposed by PlatoinThe Republic. Seeing how that's an impossibility, the next best thing would be pure Marxism. Also an impossibility, libertarianism comes third, and being the only one of the three that is successfully applicable in society, it's the basis of my political beliefs. I worship the Constitution of the United States, and I feel that it is the greatest document forged in human history. I support the reestablishment of the Constitution into American government, as it is has obviously been forgotten in the past hundred or so years. When it comes to religion, I have none. Previously I was a Roman Catholic, but "converted" to agnosticism around the age of sixteen. I do not pretend to know what is beyond the universe, or how it got started. I also do not claim that there is or is not a god, as that is an impossible conclusion to reach due to limitations on human intelligence. However, I do believe in a prime mover, as proposed by Thomas Aquinas, due to the Law of Conservation of Matter. The only problem there is, how did this being come into existence in the first place? Regardless, we are here now. Of course, that can be debated, as I do not see the maxim of cogno, ergo sum valid. My heroes are Thomas More, Thomas Jefferson, Kurt Cobain and all the soldiers who fought and died in the Second World War, as they - basically - saved the world. That is all, -Jerry |
