Caelus
Newbie
- Sep 6, 2026
- 1
- 0
About me:
Honestly, I have no idea what to say—I've always struggled with answering 'what do you do for a living' and that kind of stuff. I've done a bit of everything. Back when I was a kid, a magician once did a trick for me and I asked him how he did it; he told me that only magicians reveal their tricks to each other, which really left an impact on me. I’ve always loved mysteries, riddles, being in mazes and looking for the keys, understanding codes, and seeing patterns. For example, movies like Atlantis, National Treasure, and The Matrix—I've always loved looking beyond the surface. There’s a quote I love from Transformers (2007): 'There's more to meet the eye' (or 'There's more than meets the eye'), the world is full of magic in the air, people see, but they never observe...
I've done several things: I picked up magic as a hobby, and I also watched documentaries about blackjack, which led me to count cards in casinos. When I was a kid, I used to try to experiment with cell phones, computers, and forums, and sometimes things would crash, but I just wanted to solve the mystery. Later on, I got into blogs and ran a YouTube channel. I also created various businesses, like some silly websites, but I get inspired by that creative energy. When I watch movies, I try to apply things from them; I watch them over and over again because they motivate me.
The world is sad, dark, wicked, and cruel. You can see how stupidity, greed, and psychopathy are so normalized that it's an open-air asylum. But at the same time, if you surround yourself with the right people, life can be epic, magical, and legendary.
What brought me here:
Energy—that's the reason why I'm here. I love seeing how there's a problem and so many people kindly helping others; people who could spend their time watching movies, or lying and ignoring others, but instead, they choose to help. It's inspiring. People who could be anywhere or doing anything, yet they drop what they're doing to help complete strangers. That's spectacular, and it gives me faith in humanity.
Of course, there are also people who ask about everything and then leave without even saying thank you. They just extract information like piranhas and vampires—they benefit because you saved them time, effort, and thousands of dollars. But the magical part is that the post stays up. That means when someone runs into a problem, they see those posts, and that good energy remains, making the right people align. It's like a magician recognizing another magician from afar, allowing a friendship to form
What I hope to get out of this:
Honestly, I have no idea. I think I have ideas, but I try to learn and then see what happens, so that one day I can connect all the dots, develop projects, solve problems, and open my mind. What I love about computers is that you can be a philosopher, a pirate, a detective, a sorcerer, a treasure hunter. I hope you guys have some patience with me—English isn't my native language. I really hope to meet people; what's great is that in forums I see a lot of authenticity. The 'real' world has turned into a reality show where everyone fakes it. I find it impossible to adapt to that, so it's a relief that forums exist, and this place is epic.
I'll probably hang out in the lounge more than the other boards, but eventually, I'll move on to taking action—because what's the use of so much theory without action? The world is worth living in, and by doing so, you make up for lost time. With the right people, anything is possible. I hope I didn't bore you with my message; now that I see it, it's pretty long! But if you'd like to ask me anything, it'd be fun to answer, since I really appreciate you taking the time to read it
Honestly, I have no idea what to say—I've always struggled with answering 'what do you do for a living' and that kind of stuff. I've done a bit of everything. Back when I was a kid, a magician once did a trick for me and I asked him how he did it; he told me that only magicians reveal their tricks to each other, which really left an impact on me. I’ve always loved mysteries, riddles, being in mazes and looking for the keys, understanding codes, and seeing patterns. For example, movies like Atlantis, National Treasure, and The Matrix—I've always loved looking beyond the surface. There’s a quote I love from Transformers (2007): 'There's more to meet the eye' (or 'There's more than meets the eye'), the world is full of magic in the air, people see, but they never observe...
I've done several things: I picked up magic as a hobby, and I also watched documentaries about blackjack, which led me to count cards in casinos. When I was a kid, I used to try to experiment with cell phones, computers, and forums, and sometimes things would crash, but I just wanted to solve the mystery. Later on, I got into blogs and ran a YouTube channel. I also created various businesses, like some silly websites, but I get inspired by that creative energy. When I watch movies, I try to apply things from them; I watch them over and over again because they motivate me.
The world is sad, dark, wicked, and cruel. You can see how stupidity, greed, and psychopathy are so normalized that it's an open-air asylum. But at the same time, if you surround yourself with the right people, life can be epic, magical, and legendary.
What brought me here:
Energy—that's the reason why I'm here. I love seeing how there's a problem and so many people kindly helping others; people who could spend their time watching movies, or lying and ignoring others, but instead, they choose to help. It's inspiring. People who could be anywhere or doing anything, yet they drop what they're doing to help complete strangers. That's spectacular, and it gives me faith in humanity.
Of course, there are also people who ask about everything and then leave without even saying thank you. They just extract information like piranhas and vampires—they benefit because you saved them time, effort, and thousands of dollars. But the magical part is that the post stays up. That means when someone runs into a problem, they see those posts, and that good energy remains, making the right people align. It's like a magician recognizing another magician from afar, allowing a friendship to form
What I hope to get out of this:
Honestly, I have no idea. I think I have ideas, but I try to learn and then see what happens, so that one day I can connect all the dots, develop projects, solve problems, and open my mind. What I love about computers is that you can be a philosopher, a pirate, a detective, a sorcerer, a treasure hunter. I hope you guys have some patience with me—English isn't my native language. I really hope to meet people; what's great is that in forums I see a lot of authenticity. The 'real' world has turned into a reality show where everyone fakes it. I find it impossible to adapt to that, so it's a relief that forums exist, and this place is epic.
I'll probably hang out in the lounge more than the other boards, but eventually, I'll move on to taking action—because what's the use of so much theory without action? The world is worth living in, and by doing so, you make up for lost time. With the right people, anything is possible. I hope I didn't bore you with my message; now that I see it, it's pretty long! But if you'd like to ask me anything, it'd be fun to answer, since I really appreciate you taking the time to read it