About

When passion and career fail to reach a mutual understanding, then a person like me gets nurtured. A weird guy who is yet to learn to complain about anything but ready to offer a piece of advice to someone in need. I have an innate ability to observe the veiled truth, I see it when nobody expects anyone to watch.
I am an unknown identity looking to explore the depths of this world in order to attain a meaning of my presence. I don’t know who I am, because my own reactions deceive me sometimes. Responsible but careless, resourceful but crazy, focused but diverted, that is me. Life is my passion over anything else and everything else is secondary for me.

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  2. Hello! You’re from Hsinchu? I spent a year there teaching English at a buxiban a few years back. Small world, eh? Anyway, thank you for nominating me for “The Real Neat Blog” Award, but I’ll have to decline. Best wishes to you for claiming this award! You’re much more optimistic and eloquent than myself. All the best! 🙂

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    1. Thanks a lot Kajal for nominating me for the Liebster award. This is my fourth time for the award and thus, I prefer to gracefully say NO to it. Kindly accept my sorry and thanks. Have a great time, keep blossoming in the blogosphere 🙂

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      1. Hehe….this is aishwarya….i can see why you got confused….both me and kajal nominated you for the same award on the same day 😛

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  10. Thanks so much for checking out my blog and then returning to follow it. I have been a writer for a LONG time, but I am still trying to figure out how to be a blogger… I appreciate your show of interest in my site, and your obvious enthusiasm for writing, in general! Keep up the great work!
    Steph Harper

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  14. Your site is great; and you are great too. I like to know the real names of fellow bloggers because I have this activity which leads to quoting. Could you please kindly write your name when you respond to this comment. I intend to feature your quote on my site on Friday.Many thanks.

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      1. oddly enough, that happened to a couple of my other nominees as well (but not all) – I guess I’ll have to be more careful when commenting with links in the future.
        But in any case – I’m glad you accepted

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  18. Thank you for stopping by my blog and liking one of my posts. I read your little bio of yourself and thought it was really nice, “Life is all about making other’s lives beautiful and that is what my objective is.”

    It is so refreshing nowadays to come across someone who is so aware of the needs and happiness of others. Too many live lives that start and end with themselves.

    When you get a spare 5 minutes, I’d like to encourage you to read an article on my site:

    https://aeon01.wordpress.com/do-you-have-5-minutes-click-here-to-be-saved/

    May God bless you always. 🙂

    Naomi

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    1. Thanks a lot for your words of appreciation. I just tried to express my heart. As an individual, I like to play my part towards the improvement of the world. I wish that these small initiatives take a bigger picture someday. I read the article which you shared, truly an enlightening one. Thanks a lot 🙂

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  32. Isn’t it fascinating how minds work? Never in a million years did I think it had anything to do with porn. If anything, I felt it might be related to a stand-out experience in your own life when you were 4? Social networking seem to have become more like the traditional business/calling card – a means of business acquisition, acumen and accumulation, if you choose to see it with that perspective. When I remind myself there is nothing social about social media, it makes me smile and hurry to turn off the computer:). Best wishes for 2015. Here ‘s to a year of joyful participation in the sorrows of the world and much fun and discovery.

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    1. Looks like you have trained your mind well and it rarely diverts. Social media is the most anti-social element of the world. I deleted all my profiles for an year and loved those moments. Nice to meet you, have a great 2015 🙂

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  33. Thank you for very much for stopping by 4 year old adult. It ‘s great to connect through our stories. I love writing – and life – for the sheer unadulterated pleasure of doing so too. Life is fun and it is wonderful to journey with like-minded philosophers. I am curious as to why you specifically chose 4 year old adult as the title of your blog? Just asking:)

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    1. I believe that social media websites are past their due dates. Blogging is a much better way to connect with intellectual people. Writing has always been my passion but I was too lazy to begin a blog. The title was chosen randomly, but it has its roots in one of my childhood comics in which the villain transformed the superhero to a four year old kid. The name is deceiving, some people think that this is a blog about child porn. But I do not want to change it now. Thanks for asking 🙂 🙂

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    2. Hi christinamasterman, I am glad that you asked about 4 year old adult’s blog title. Just like both of you, I have concentrated more on my websites/blogs than social media, for the same/similar reasons. It does takes a lot more time and effort to create a well-written blog post than whatever is posted at the spur of a moment on social media. Moreover, one can do a lot more to express ourselves and our ideas on our blog posts too, as my newest post can demonstrate at the following:

      https://soundeagle.wordpress.com/2016/08/17/do-plants-and-insects-coevolve/

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    1. You sound like you can put a bet worth millions over my writing 😉
      It is great to meet someone from the similar species as mine. You have raised the expectation bar to a high level, I will try my best to adhere to that 🙂

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  38. If you are 4 year old adult then I am 60 year old child, restless soul who doesn’t want to dig deep into anything but searching for identity. liked your comment on बैचैनी. Will explore your blog at leisure. Happy holidays, and a happy and healthy New Year to you and yours.

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    1. Wish you and your family a very happy new year. This will be my 23rd new year, so I am a bit older than 4 😉
      I do not think that I will change when I touch 60. I have multiple identities but none of them is known to anyone. This is the place where I express it out. Nice to meet you 🙂

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    1. I followed your blog for several reasons. The biggest reason is that I saw some similarities between our profiles, I have just got enrolled in PhD and my work is related to cancer, I always loved literature but never took it up as a career option. Taking a leaf out of your life, I will ensure that PhD does not stop me from blogging. Nice to meet you 🙂

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      1. Wheeyy! Congratulations on the Ph.D. and I wish you all the best for it. I wish I had been blogging while doing my PhD and not start it after I graduated. But don’t you stop now that you have started. I am sure it will bring you much needed break and an outlet for your creativity during your studies. It’s always great to meet another cancer researcher. 🙂 Cheers!

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  41. We normally reply faster to new followers but we at one of the more remote ends of the world for three weeks.

    So anyway, thanks for following our blog. Through our photography and words we hope to inspire others to get out and see the world. And perhaps through those travels the world will become a smaller and less threatening place as we discover the many kindred spirits who share our passions, hopes and aspirations. As Mark Twain said, “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.”

    It’s never too early or late to discover and follow your heart. Make time for the people, work, and causes you truly care about. Cheers, Wooly and Raeski.

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    1. To be very honest, I never expect a reply when I follow a blog. I am an avid reader and whenever I come across something as interesting and inspirational as your posts, then I just follow it. Nice to meet you, looking forward to read more posts on your blog. Merry Christmas 🙂

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  42. Your comment made me feel like spamming your mailbox by composing numerous stories in future. Do not worry, that was just a thought, I am not going to do that. I will let you uncover my abilities, layer-by-layer 😀

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    1. I am a natural writer, I write on anything which strikes the intellectual chord of my mind. So, I do not focus on any specific domain. Writing satisfies me and that is the only reason behind my passion for it.

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