Conscience of a Hacker

I think that "Conscience of a Hacker" is a good display of our modern society. It explains after the beginning of the manifesto that society can turn even the good in people or shape people into something more horrific. Then after being the result of how society wants to treat you, the person enters a whole new world that should not have been destined for them. The manifesto even displays common scapegoats used by politicians such as "All he does is play games". The manifesto also displays hypocrisies that are common with us and the government.

My Big Question.

Could black holes in space lead to somewhere else? Maybe another solar system? Alternate universe? Another galaxy?

Thoughts on "The Right To Your Opinion".

Starting from the beginning of "The Right to Your Opinion" I never found anything wrong with being entitled to your opinion. That was until I figured out that to be entitled to your opinion you had to bring facts with it. Sure you can be entitled to your opinion but you have to support your opinion with facts and cant just support it by saying ,"I'm entitled to my opinion!".

Thoughts on "The Socratic Method".

I feel that the Socratic Method is a very clever method that I have seen to extract another person's perspective of their reality. The dialogue was very interesting as it goes through a student who thinks will find happiness with a high status but will never be remembered for the little impact he made in his community. However, the teacher responds back to him by asking if he preferred to live a life of loneliness or to be loved by your own people. Since having a high status the student still responds with at least not being a loser.

Welcome To My Thoughts!

Welcome to my blog! My name is Robert Ortega Fernandez. I am a 16-year old Junior in Santa Maria High School. I am named after my grandfather. I am planning on becoming a mechanical engineer. I am also good at my Minecraft but if you'd like play with me my PSN is fatman_assassin1.