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 I'm an autodidact and have many interests. I'm also an emergent epiphenomenon chaotically jostling through the dynamic relationships which we project reality onto. I'm insatiably curious and that's where my interest in math, physics, music, psychology, culture, history, and my family's genealogy stems from.
 
-There's a lot to read here on this site. In case you run out of things to read, I've got links to writing elsewhere in the navigation.
+There's a [lot to read here on this site](/writing/). In case you run out of things to read, I've got links to writing elsewhere in the navigation.
 
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-My parents and I were walking though the mall and my dad saw this Packard Bell 316SX with a 16MHz 386 processor. I could tell it was an important juncture in our life by how my parents talked about it. My mom saw the price tag and immediately protested how expensive it was. I vaguely remember my father reassuring my mom that we had the money &mdash; though in all honesty we probably shouldn't have bought it. We moved the van around to loading dock, loaded the box into the van, and then unloaded the house. It had a whole stack of 3.5" &mdash; not too floppy &mdash; floppy disks to install both MS DOS & MS Windows 3.1. I remember sitting in anticipation with my dada waiting for every single bit of data on those disks to copy over to the hard drive and get inflated. After we finally installed Windows, we typed `win` and watched this amazing graphical logo pop up as Windows 3.1 started up. The first thing my dad did was start up Minesweeper and Solitaire. It was late and and bedtime. Installing MS Office had to wait until the next evening.
+My parents and I were walking though the mall and my dad saw this Packard Bell 386SX with a 16MHz 386 processor. I could tell it was an important juncture in our life by how my parents talked about it. My mom saw the price tag and immediately protested how expensive it was. I vaguely remember my father reassuring my mom that we had the money &mdash; though in all honesty we probably shouldn't have bought it. We moved the van around to loading dock, loaded the box into the van, and then unloaded the house. It had a whole stack of 3.5" &mdash; not too floppy &mdash; floppy disks to install both MS DOS & MS Windows 3.1. I remember sitting in anticipation with my dada waiting for every single bit of data on those disks to copy over to the hard drive and get inflated. After we finally installed Windows, we typed `win` and watched this amazing graphical logo pop up as Windows 3.1 started up. The first thing my dad did was start up Minesweeper and Solitaire. It was late and and bedtime. Installing MS Office had to wait until the next evening.
 
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+{{< pinterest 523754631641517912 >}}
 
 It was around this time that my dad started teaching my about electronics. We built some simple circuits which made LEDs blink in various orders. We made timer circuits. We ever made an electronic "organ", but playing it involved a jumper wire and dealing with the differences in sound quality caused by using different types of capacitors. After that, I started learning digital electronics and got interested in Boolean logic.
 

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