I'm a socially active guy who is enjoying expanding my horizons. I'm spontaneous, experimental and open minded. I'm grounded, honest and caring, a good listener and have a calming effect on people. I like going out and I'm usually learning something or trying to connect to people.

I speak German and a tiny bit of French. I am an active member of The Sydney Feminists and manage their social media space on facebook and on twitter on a voluntary basis. I am a member of the Greens party and hope to help them out with campaigning via my facebook page, letterboxing and handing out how to vote cards on polling day. I try to go to the Macquarie University Atheist League for their social meetups when I can. I occasionally to donate blood to do my thing for the community. Im hoping to meet up with other people like me who are passionate about the environment or politics and want to make the world a better place.

If I have time and feel the vibe I also sketch, paint or do graphic art. I'm very flexible and open minded, and will give anything a go at least once, maybe more.

I'm getting my work life balance in order, trying to get into the right career in IT/Data Analysis and expanding my social circles, especially in activist and personal interest groups such as feminist, atheist, environmental, art, psychology and groups. When I have time I explore new music artists and I also do life sketching and painting.
I prefer interacting with people and the world rather than sitting behind a TV screen. I'll put any art exhibition, live music, comedy show or theater and even going to the cinema with friends above sitting at home watching TV. I feel sorry for those who don't have the energy at the end of the day to go out and taste life and culture, because not everyone can after an exhausting day at work. I'm lucky that I can do these types of things because I don't work full time. If anyone would like to join me we can have a lot of fun times exploring culture in and around Sydney.

I am analytical and enjoy learning about certain topics as much as I can so that I become am expert at it and can teach others. Im also good at keeping myself busy. I've got a lot of interests so I never feel bored. I'm creative and artistic and like keeping my place tidy, if I'm not too distracted with going out, events, concerts, movies, talks, seminars etc.

I'm a person of integrity, kind, honest, open minded and am a very peaceful person. I have various circle of friends and I like keeping in contact with positive, good people.

MUSIC:
75% modern jazz-rock fusion (eg Frank Gambale, Tribal Tech), 8% instrumental rock (eg Joe Satriani, Steve Vai), 5% modern jazz (Dave Holland, Joshua Redman), classic rock (eg Led Zeppelin, ZZ Top), 2% prog rock (Gentle Giant, Rush), 2% prog metal (Dream Theater, Chimp Spanner), jazz metal (Panzer Ballet, Exivious), death metal (Psycroptic, Necrophagist) and open to anything edgy 1% (Living Colour, Pearl Jam), offbeat (old RHCP, Primus), 1% experimental (John Zorn, Faith No More), bold (Queen) or powerfully vulnerable (Florence and the Machine). 1% i'll be amazed by pop brilliance (Goyte) as well or bluesy vocalists (Amy Whinehouse, Adele). On occasion 3% I'll listen to indie rock (John Butler Trio, Mumford & Sons). Recently I've also been listening to 2% Latin and Salsa music and might like to re-explore avant garde or free jazz.

BOOKS:
Mainly non-fiction revolving around psychology, the brain, happiness, gender differences, body language, health, strength training, diets, meditation, Buddhism, atheist literature, consumer behavior, management, gardening, environmental, feminism, climate science, wikileaks, one or two political books, computer programming and MS Excel books.

MOVIES:
Mainly psychological thrillers (Shutter Island, The Beach, Inception, The Machinist, The Butterfly Effect, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, The Skin I Live In, Vertigo), anti-authoritarian movies (Fight Club, V For Vendetta, Fahrenheit 451), sci-fi (Moon, Unknown, District 9, Dune, Terminator, The Matrix, Avatar, Aeon Flux, Rise of the Planet of the Apes), and lately foreign films (The Motorcycle Diaries, Pan's Labyrinth, Into the Wild, Six Points for Emma)

SHOWS:
Occasionally i'll watch Q&A on ABC (or sit in the audience) and Insight on SBS. Its about the only TV I watch. Before that I watched Sherlock Holmes and before that I was into House, but TV is a very, very small part of my entertainment diet. Lately the only program I can watch that doesn't bore me is Game of Thrones.

FOOD:
Almost anything - Sushi, Thai, Asian, Italian, Indian, German pastries

BEER:
Almost anything, but I especially enjoy trying European e.g. Czech or Polish, English and Japanese beers.

1. The internet aka facebook :P
2. Friends
3. Books/reading
4. Instrumental music
5. Trains and buses
6. Toilet paper :P

• What is true and what is false?
• Why people believe the things they do?
• What I should be doing to better myself and the world?
• Trying to understand human psychology
• Why on earth anyone thinks nuclear power is safe?
• Why so many people can't accept that humans are changing the climate?
• If human beings will ever get their act together and govern ourselves properly without the negative influence of those who want the most money.

In summer I'm either out partying, seeing live music and in winter I'm more likely to go to the movies or watch a DVD.

Even though I am a feminist I enjoyed the movie The Dictator. I find humor is so belief-driven for most people, so some get offended easily, whereas I think life is funny. I can laugh at stereotypes because they are so silly, even though many people believe in them. That in itself is funny or sad depending on how you want to look at it.

You enjoy using your brain and have a heart as well. If you're wanting to save the world, or just a part of it and you're looking for a meaningful connection then you have to get in touch with me. Now.