User:VaporOne

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Vapor One en This user is a native speaker of English. zh-1 該用戶能以基本的中文進行交流。 该用户能以基本的中文进行交流。 fr-1 Cet utilisateur peut contribuer avec un niveau élémentaire de français. This user is a bibliophile. This user wants a World government. This user is interested in counter-terrorism. This user advocates use of the death penalty for certain criminal offenses. This user is anti-abortion and pro-choice.‡ This user is a Symbolist. This user supports Citizen Media. This user is interested in Higher Education. This user supports heterosexual and homosexual marriages, and is against any kind of gender restrictions. This user is car-free.‡ This user loves the Winter. This user is a member of the Archaeology WikiProject. This user is a participant in WikiProject Cryptography. This user is a member of the WikiProject Hinduism. This user is a member of WikiProject Mesoamerica. This user is a member of the WikiProject Hindu mythology.

[edit] Bio

I am a graffiti writer and poltical activist residing in San Francisco, California, United States of America. Born and raised in Stockton, California, I have moved to S.F. to explore the world with all the resources available from the public library system, university libraries, great book stores, temples, and the traffic.

I make music that is politically inspired with aims of disturbing the peaceful destruction of the world.

他 也 學 中 文. 他 說 的 不 太 好 可 是 愛 學 中 文.

[edit] Current Interests

I became interested in archaeology as a child. My sixth grade teacher, Mr. Holden, had introduced several ideas in his classroom. One day he brought a mini statue from Egypt to show and tell about. I was hooked on the idea of ancient civilizations since then.

As a teen I loved keeping secrets and enjoyed making ciphers. I kept a journal of ideas I thought could be further explored for new developments in secure and private communication. I still have it... Somewhere.

During my stay in San Francisco, I thought to myself, "I wonder what Hinduism has to offer." Orginally I thought it couldn't offer much. However, one conversation with an Indian sent me searching for a place to find out more. I found a temple in the city and started a small library of my own. Needless to say, Hinduism has much more than just mythology.

While I was homeless in San Francisco, I came across a book discussing the end in 2012. I didn't know it was a hot topic already. So, I went out and tried to learn about the Maya, which was the foundation of the argument in the book (the calendar). Over some time, I lost interest in the 2012 deal and focused heavily on the civilization itself.