Sen in my eyes

I read the autobiography of Nobel Prize winner Amartya Sen last night.

I was fascinated that it is experiencing and witnessing great suffering that motivated him to formulate his theories.

He also had a strong academic background and had been involved in scholarly work at a very young age.

I want to be like him.

I also remembered my poorly written thesis on John Rawls’ a Theory of Justice and I am thinking of rewriting or more appropriately write a more compelling an sharper reaction to John Rawls’ tome.

 

What I need to improve and what I need to do.

Improve my skill in writing legal documents.

Read more cases.

Read the law.

Draft documents

 

No More Blogging

I promised myself that i would no longer blog. I read an article in Youngblood that all these technology is just noise so I stooped blogging.

But then there are ideas that are busrting from my head and my heart so I started blogging. But only here where no one knows me and the system does not inform other people that I have another blog.

 

Writing Practice

This would be my nth blog. I opened this blog to be able to communicate with the world and not just to people that I already know. Right now I am feeling down and uninspired. I am hoping that with this blog I will be able to hone my writing skills and at the same time express myself without editing because I am confident that I will be shielded by my anonymity.

I do not have anything explosive or vengeful to say. I just felt though that in most of my blogs the readers are people that I know and though I want to truly express myself, I am still constrained by the idea of what these people will say.

In my anonymity I will have a piece of freedom that I crave.