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I'm David, a 20 year old full-time undergraduate student from Michigan. I plan to double major in biology and chemistry and minor in environmental studies and Spanish. After completion of my undergraduate studies, I'll likely attend graduate school in ecology. From there I hope to work in research and perhaps obtain a professorship. The sciences are my specialty, especially biology, although I consider myself well versed in most of them. I am also interested in and proficient with language and grammar, and I research and perform personal computer work as a hobby.
I enjoy exercise and try to keep in shape, participating in tennis, crew, ultimate frisbee, windsurfing and dodgeball. I also play video games when I get the chance, especially with friends. Anime is another interest, and I love reading both non-fiction and fiction books, as well as research and educational magazines. I've played the cello for 8 years and am hoping to learn guitar if time ever allows it. Philosophical and religious discussions are too often neglected by modern Americans it seems, considering that your beliefs in regards to these are the basis for everything you do in life, and I eagerly participate in them. Learning and helping people learn are passions of mine, which is probably why I love Wikipedia.
Given lots of free time, I always gravitate to the outdoors. I love pretty much any and everything you can do outside, and I passionately believe that the urbanization of America is leading to the demise of its citizens. That's not to say living in a city is bad (I grew up in one), but too many urbanites never venture out to see the real world - the one that's existed for far longer than civilization. We, as a society, are losing touch with our roots, and it's showing in our rampant destruction of the environment, as well as our nonchalant attitudes regarding human life. Epidemic apathy and obesity are just side effects of deeper problems, I think. /end rant. I'll leave it with a quote from Emerson: "In the woods we return to reason and faith"
While I've been contributing to Wikipedia for over a year now anonymously, I started my account only last August. Most of my edits have been of grammatical or formatting errors, although I've added some significant amounts of content along the way as well. My knowledge of Wikipedia is growing, but I always appreciate constructive criticism.