About a Fox

I am currently a student at Carnegie Mellon University, working to eventually become a math major. I spend far too much time at the computer. I am also bulletproof, and invisible.

My interests, for better or for worse, are largely encompassed my math, and to a lesser extent physics, with an overt fascination with time travel. It’s what I do, it’s what I know, it’s what I’m good at. I love it so : )

So why the weblog? I write for a number of reasons. First and foremost, it is to preserve the math I do for myself – I tend to forget things and then spend a long time rediscovering it later. Secondly, I write because I remain ever hopeful that someone out there, somewhere, understands, appreciates, and is interested in these many and varied problems and thoughts. Thirdly, I like to imagine that this helps, in some small way, leave my foxish mark on the world.

This weblog in particular is the continuation, the next stage if you will, of my prior work here.

And so here we are, hurtling through time and space, falling onwards ever onwards into the future, clutching desperately to the skin of this tiny rock as we fly through the universe.

Welcome to my world.