Cass and Maya Galleas

 These thoughts turned out to be rather difficult but solvable for me (it says the mathematician in me). I was probably not very lucky, but I started asking myself this question after I graduated college. Having finished it, I seemed lost in life. I didn’t know what I want and what is really interesting to me. I liked my occupation, but it is too limited in its capabilities. I even started to regret that I refused to go on to study and continue research (although it was very interesting to me). Losing opportunities, we don’t always believe that we can find others. I tried myself in different ways, but everything was not interesting and trivial to me. Everything is predictable, words, actions, behavior. I was as if under water and could not inhale full lungs. If I say poetically, then “spread my wings and fly towards my beautiful future.” It’s hard for us to imagine the future if we don’t know about what to dream. I met my soul mate, which was filled with many storie

Here is about what I see in social media last time. I cannot agree with everything I see. What have I been seeing lately in people? You must pay for information, you must pay for knowledge! You must, you must. What is this? Is it from despair or suggestion of only one’s own opinion? Or suggestion is the result of despair! Certain knowledge can get (for now) and find for free. But we need to have a paid internet connection, or a paid access to the library. And if you need a diploma, then certainly you have to pay for it. So it works in society and many countries. Everything really depends on the desire and capabilities of each person. Sometimes I read or hear words that only everyone has to pay money for knowledge because money is their motivation to get new knowledge. Only in this way, they can take information seriously and absorb it responsibly. It surprises me a little. I certainly agree with these words, but there is a huge ‘ But ’. Informa