User:Inyuki

Hi! I'm a student of Mathematics.

See the Japanese version (日本語版) of this page for more details.

[edit] Contacting

You are always welcome to write me an email (which is checked on a weekly basis) or leave me a public message!

[edit] Meeting online

• IRC http://irc.wikia.com (Inyuki)

[edit] Whois

• Name: Indriunas, Mindaugas
• HomePage: http://i.tai.lt
Now Living in:
• Continent: Europe
• Country: Lithuania
• City: Kaunas
Originally from:
• Continent: Europe
• Country: Lithuania
• City: Vilnius
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[edit] Wikifriends

• Moa3333
• ZyMOS
• Optimix
• CraneBB

[edit] Interesting users

• Oleg Alexandrov
• Shimei

[edit] FAQ

[edit] 1. What are your recent activities?

Studies Vytautas Magnus University (Currently doing mathematics BA).

[edit] 2. What does your nickname mean?

I explain it here: http://concept.wikia.com/wiki/Inyuki

[edit] 3. What question you are most curious about?

How did the Universe came into existence?

[edit] 4. What do you think of singularitarianism?

I think the concept of technological singularity is really worth exploring, and the singularity itself is very promissing. Also, I agree very much on that we must create a superior machine intelligence before we create the nanotechnology to avoid it's dangers.

[edit] 5. Why did you start learning Japanese?

To put it simply, because I've had thoughts of becoming a Japanese.

Being a child, I could see the surprisingly intelligent behaviour of Japanese in various areas starting from their products and technologies, and ending with their culture. I felt a strong [agreement] with, preference and interest in certain ways they lead life.

When I was around 12-14 years old, while I was thinking a lot of my identity, I had this thought: "Well, as I am still young, I have a right to choose a country I want to identify myself with!", and having strongly decided "I choose Japan!", the first step of my plan was to master the Japanese.

I didn't think that choosing an identity is something very unusual or rare for normal people: respectively from one's family, one does choose a company, and become a loyal to it.

This was why I have studied Japanese language, wanting to become a member of this society. However, after about 1 year of studies in Japan, I felt that I have become much more an internationalist. For me, it means that I am much more concerned about the global problems, reciprocal love between nations, or becoming a "Citizen of the World.", and if we don't have such a citizenship yet, I prefer to renounce my present citizenship, and still have my rights as a human to live a normal life, be recognized by the legal bodies in any country, be able to legally stay in any country as far as I comply/agree with certain basic and common-sense conditions that each country should have.