Hello

Hello

            I’m Christopher currently in second year for the professional writing program. I’m interested in many subjects but lack the attention to call it an area of study. From math lost to its tedious repetition, science lost to understanding, digital art lost to talent but found an interest in writing. I have found a place among them with cold and heartless embraces.

            I believe I have used Refworks before but to what end, what class and what reason I cannot recall. My research experiences are always constant and attract an air of futility. The information I seek for school is always eluding, buried deep in the recesses of the internet, the information I seek for hobbies is always exactly what I need but never in my ability to perform and information that I seek for social contexts is always to make a point. Claims of truth always bring the best in social gatherings. The one thing I want to learn about research—and I believe everyone else does too—is how to find what I need as fast as possible without navigating the entire internet.

            I have no experience with radio and podcasting aside from participating as an audience. I feel more intimidated than excited about the podcast episode merely for my audience, who wants to hear my voice for extended periods without interruption? I however, have no qualms about doing the assignment though, as of yet.

            The topics I’m considering for the assignment are The Science Times and Spark. I enjoy speculating on what could be, what can be, or what might be and The Science Times looks to give me a cohesive opportunity to do so, though I might get lost in understanding. Spark seems to allow a similar opportunity in a different area.

            Thanks for reading

Christopher