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  1. Values/Morals: I embrace minimalism and live by the philosophy, "I'm here for a good time, not a long time." My life revolves around two key pillars: my family, which defines my purpose, and my passion for video games. Environmentally conscious, I practice recycling and grow my own vegetables and spices. My driving is limited to essential travel, school, and family visits. While I'm not deeply involved in following news and prefer to learn about world events through my social circle, I respect the importance of individual beliefs and the expression of those beliefs.  

  2. Attitude: I'm a happy-go-lucky individual who always looks for the best in people. I avoid holding grudges or resentments, preferring to engage in friendly debates to understand different viewpoints.  

  3. Knowledge: I identify as a "Forever Student," constantly seeking new knowledge and perspectives. I believe that everyone has a unique view and explanation of the world, and I am eager to learn from these diverse viewpoints.  

  4. Skills: Driven by the quote, "The lack of your best, hurts everything" by Jordan Peterson, I strive to be the best version of myself, recognizing that continual improvement impacts every aspect of life.  

  5. Interests: My interests primarily lie in technology, niche pop culture, and fitness.  

  6. Activities: I enjoy staying physically active, playing video games, and researching future technologies.  

  7. Goals: My goal is to prove to myself that I can achieve anything I set my mind to, maintaining integrity in both my words and actions.  

  8. Personality: As an introvert, I find solitude recharging. I am fortunate to have a strong support system in my family. My mantra is "Life is long, but time is short," emphasizing the importance of surrounding oneself with the right people.

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