About Me
Hi, I'm Petar. I love making ideas come true. I mostly do that through technology since that is my area of knowledge, but I'm also keen on other skills that allow me to expose creativity such as art, music and similar.
The line is thin between art and not art. For example, I enjoy thinking of ideas in cryptography, cybersecurity, networking, embedded systems and similar fields and I'm also finding art in those. I love it.
I'm also a nature lover. Nature reminds me that everything is in its place.
A few things my personality relies on:
I believe we all are parts, particles, and shards of something bigger, and every one of us carries the same mixture.
I believe in balance. When all happiness, sorrow, hope and disappointment cancel each other out, we are all left with the same.
People should be imagined as single dots spread across a vast space made of an infinite number of dimensions.
Everything is relative. (My wife hates this one.)
Truth does not exist on this Earth and every judgment is wrong and untrue. I try, with all my power, not to be drawn into the human weakness of knowing and judging. As Његош said, I know that I know nothing.
Truth is only comprehensible from the perspective of the creator (not necessarily God, it depends on what you believe).
Here is the best way for people to understand the nature of actual truth (with a little of a programming knowledge). Three very simple coding snippets, each getting closer to the real nature of truth.
if (1 < 2) {
console.log("This is true");
// easily comprehensible by humans and easily mapped to the real world
}
if (1 === 1) {
console.log("This is true, almost truth");
// easily comprehensible by humans and easily mapped to the real world
}
if (true) {
console.log("This is truth");
// impossible(?) to be mapped to the real world
}
All of those snippets are truthy. But keep an eye on the last one, if (true) — how magical, how undisputed, how supreme. Truth that exists on its own. Truth that does not need comparison, truth that holds value in itself.