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I'm a 28-year-old male, and I live in United States .

I speak Bengali, German, English and some Icelandic, Norwegian, Spanish

Current level: Expert

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• Something to tell the world!

  Hey there everybody! I'm just a redneck and teacher. I'm very concerned about what's happening to the environment because I plant stuff in the ground and am passionate about science. Oh, and I'm 28, and intersex. Sadly the gender markers here aren't very accurate and I couldn't put a good approximation of what I am, and there is the assumption that gender = sex (at least on this site.. so yeah).

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  Here's some background about me (I guess I will go with dashes to organize everything nicely, sometimes I'm prone to bunching my content up in paragraphs):

  -I still want to be a researcher, but after working in industry, I'd like to teach in technical high schools and colleges and other such institutions like nonprofits to promote educational equity.

  -I quite enjoy math just for the sake of it, even reading research though it can take awhile to comprehend it. I see it much like a game- I don't have any set curricula to learn, i just see interesting math and I go through videos and books to learn it to see if I can solve the problem. And solving the problem is like going to the next level in the video games, yeah? So I treat the math like a puzzle to solve and I just need to obtain the tools to solve the problem, not like a bunch of weird symbols in some godforsaken language, which is unfortunately the way schools teach in math, at least in the USA and Canada.

  - As you can see from the above, I love video games quite a bit, or at least the idea of them. I'm more interested in the video games and occasionally plot, but I rarely play video games because I prefer to imagine stuff in my head. Seeing it in front of me ruins it but I like listening to people talk about video game music and plot, however.
  - I like philosophy but reading it has never been fun for me, I prefer to listen to a few podcasts and try to see if I can come to some of the same conclusions on my own.

  -Climate change and how it affects the working class people and individuals in developing countries

  -I've got a big interest in the different types of political views, namely capitalism, socialism, and libertarianism and the pros and cons of all of them.