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One of my favorite quotes of all time is one by Sir Isaac Newton, the person whom many consider as the father of Physics and Calculus. He once said, "Truth is ever to be found in simplicity, and not in the multiplicity and confusion of things." All my life, I've lived by simple principles; be kind to others, always try your best at everything, and always stay curious. It may sound cliche, but these three principles have always guided me to the solution to almost every problem that has come my way.The biggest problem many people in modern society face is one related to the computer; "Why won't it just do the thing I want without breaking?" It's a rather simple question, but in the search of the answer, you're often faced with many complex and confusing things; What does my computer mean by "Segmentation Fault (core dumped)?" What is a "stack trace"? And why does turning the computer off and then on suddenly just fix everything? As the family tech man since my age was in the single digits, it was always my job to answer these questions when the computer broke. It was quite grueling at times, but it's this job and answering these questions that led me to a surprising truth; many concepts about computers are designed to be simple and fun. Ever since this realization, I've explored so many fields of computer science; each one being just as interesting as the last. It's become quite the passion for me to just pick up some brand new framework or language and just see what makes it so great.Now I hope to spread what I have learned to others in the form of building cool and maintainable software or teaching others how to do it themselves as simply as possible. It's a journey that's just beginning, but it's one I'm sure will bring about many truths of the world.