Month: December 2015

I devote this semester to the omnipresent God, to those who stood by my side effortlessly just right across my room, those who were merely one text or a phone call away from me, those who supportively live right across the oceans, and to those who completely abandoned me just halfway the journey. Without you, I would not have succeeded this partially done voyage. It isn’t over yet, but I already feel that I grew up a lot and learned a lot. Not only about science and numbers, but also about life. I learned that this planet is driven by non sense, while science is driven by logic; and perhaps that is why I chose this path to be educationally my point of interest and professionally a promising future career. Just to escape from a pool of mundane nonsense, I went to an independent world of complete sense and righteousness that are absent in this hostile reality. I learned that there are people out there who have brilliant minds, but never got the chance to express themselves or never have had their efforts being appreciated. I learned that some people out there think they are one of their kind, but in actuality, they are merely humans. I learned that in one’s life, there’s at least always one thing that is missing; nobody can have it all. I learned that the way to fight/overcome the previous is appreciation of what’s present with satisfaction because things do not necessarily go the way we want them. I learned that it is sadly impossible to change someone’s actions if they think there isn’t an issue with them. I learned that nothing is guaranteed, people are not guaranteed, and life is not guaranteed either. I learned something about the ugly truth that it’s truly ugly and hurtful. I learned a lot about me, myself; I’ve discovered my inner strength and potential that I derive from the goodly power that has created who I am now. I learned that the process of learning itself is continuous and spontaneous, which makes us -humans- unique in our own way.