I've recently been getting back into some old hobbies and picking up some new ones. I love sailing, skydiving,rock climbing and I'm picking up kite-surfing (not so good yet).

Work hard, play hard.

For work I build what I like to call robots.. technically they aren't but it is way cooler than saying machines tools. I love it, but I like being outside under the sun more.

Handstands, backflips, you know.. really useful things.

The handstands and backflips..

I really don't know what people notice about me. Here are some things they learn over time.. The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly.

This is me in a nutshell. I don’t like being in nutshells. I used to fit in a suitcase and pop out at really awesome moments. Video may exist. I wish I had access to it.

I am, selfish.
I do everything I do for me. I believe that you do too, and that there is nothing wrong with it. Unfortunately for me (or not?), that means keeping the people around me happy, which seems a lot like doing things for others.
I will help you move. Twice (Negotiable).
I don't like praise or gratitude, especially for things I think I should do anyway. That includes helping you move. I will refuse money for my services. If you help me move I will hide money in your car so you will some day find it when you really need it.
I always thank my servers. For everything. It’s a compulsion really. It doesn’t make sense considering my aversion to receiving praise.
I dislike hello's even more than goodbye's. I love the middle parts.
I am more likely to be found watching Ted talks than YouTube.
I love my career. I love my job. I work a pretty flexible 9-5. Besides that, I do work when I'm bored. I don't stay bored for very long. It really cuts into my reading time. That’s really the only time I let it cut in to.
I would rather do than have, but I do have. It hasn't always been like that. I feel fortunate, but have worked extremely hard to get where I am and know I deserve it.
I give money to the homeless and needy. Not all of them. I’ve tried food but found it is often rejected.
I’m okay with rejection.
I don’t agree that we should live every day like it is our last. That would be depressing, no wonder we have an epidemic. We should live it like it is our first, with awe and hope for the future.
I consider myself quite smart, and so do others that know me, but I don't quite know what that means... and I know that being smart won’t get you anywhere without grit.(See: “The truth about grit” by Jonah Lehrer)
I believe in population control, but not like Hitler did.
I can say that because both my parent were Jewish.
I am near the bottom of many siblings and often tell my parents they should've stopped at two.
It is my life goal to prove myself wrong, not just about that.
I don't consider myself an over achiever. I achieve a normal amount. I do consider most of the population under achievers. I don't see a problem with it (meaning I don’t pass judgement), but I don't think I should be considered abnormal for it.

I am really, really, funny. Sometimes only to myself. I’m okay with that.
I am, happy. Always. Almost.

I like funny, philosophical, controversial. Recommend some? Oh, I like books, movies and music too ;).

1. Bad jokes (See above ^ and below v )
2. Long weekends spent on long beaches
3. Adventures in math
4. Problems to solve
5. Not finishing applications
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too many things at one time to separate them out into coherent sentences. If you don't believe me you haven't read the first thing people notice about me. It usually involves a mix of some odd behavior of people, a problem I'm trying to solve at work, some sort of strange half baked quantum theory, and wondering what other interesting ideas are in the heads of the people in the coffee shop.

Out on a sailboat, hanging out with friends, grabbing a beer or two and some grub at a bar, or sitting at home just chillin'.

I have an OkCupid Profile.

You think I might be a good idea.

...Or a really bad idea, I'm open to criticism.