After having left secondary school this year (2025) and pursuing subjects that I actually like at A-Level - as opposed to subjects which were mandatory (such as English Language & Literature) - one quickly realises that writing is no longer an over-analytical burden or just some words on a page, but rather a way to capture thoughts, convey emotions, and share heavily nuanced perspectives.
What I am trying to say is that it is more fun to create your own texts with your own nuanced perspectives and deeper meaning, rather than having to analyse the somewhat complex perspectives of others.
This is just the start of why I might begin to justify having an entire blog posting section on my website.
Although this website is primarily aimed towards my professional side of Computer Science, you may occasionally find me posting about many different subjects which concern economics, government policy / politics in general, and even more. I will not suppress myself from speaking just because it does not align with the goals of my website.
Have a look at some of the blog posts I have written so far:
The United Kingdom, or rather Britain, once stood as the most powerful imperialist nation the world had ever seen, dominating the entire globe and filling each Briton with a profound sense of pride and glory in their amazing nation. Even after the dissolution of its vast empire, Britain remained an economic juggernaut, bolstered by its stable politics, tremendous global influence, and strategic geographical position as a hub for trade and commerce.