Kind of haphazard at times, due to heavy work with electronics,. During my chemistry experiments, I make sure that my desk is clean. It isn't really a desk, but a table that once, belonged to a judge. This table was purchased by my grandfather, who was a defense attorney while he was still alive. My grandfather kept this table is a room in his office, where he kept his law books. The same room was once, occupied by an attorney named Chuck Greenacre, who is now a judge. On it, right now, are some science books, electrical apparatus, except for a flask and also, my grandmother's old radio from the 1940's and my great grandmothers's old phonograph player from about the turn of the century and it still plays.

I was born and raised in Montrose, Colorado and this is where I currently live. I have always had scientific interests in the physical world and asked my first scientific questions at the age of 3 and a half. However, I had an interest in lights at 1 and a half, earliest recorded. However, until I was 7 years old, I was considered to be mentally disabled, but was tested and this was proved to be wrong. So, I switched schools and my favorite teacher taught me to read in the second grade. I started out writing somewhat iconoclastic stories, but that turned into scientific writings at the age of 15, which were all theoretical and this was in high school. In between those ages, I was reading college texts and experiment books on and with electricity, electronics and chemistry and at 16, took up a strong interest in theoretical and classical physics. This all could not have happened without Mrs. Barbara Fogg giving me things to take apart, or my father and the rest of the family, equally. In fact, without my family and without good teachers and without the support of the rest of who I have as support, none of this could have happened. I wrote my first book in 2004.

As a sophomore, in high school. 1995 - 1996.

I have always wanted to solve my deepest questions about existence and I have always felt the need to contribute my scientific work to humanity and so that humanity might have a deeper understanding of the world around them. Also, this might lead to a cleaner, safer world as well and somehow, in other ways, keep humanity alive, along with all life, period by new findings and developments that come from these findings.

Relaxation by getting away from my stresses while contributing to human understanding.

I am thinking about writing a book of experiments with electricity and electronics.

David MacCaulay, Virginia Mullin, Brian Greene, Carl Eagan and Stephen Hawking.

Science experiments, time with my father, partying, walking, time with my pets, using my slingshot, spending time with friends, helping out my father... A lot of things, including thinking.

I look them up by subject.

Yes, but it is age inappropfiate, right now.

I take pictures of the best thing that I can.

Science books and encyclopedias.

The more that they are true fans and not haters, then I have therefore, contributed to their understanding.

A tablet. I use the pub reader from Google Play to read most epubs.

Being a skillful and knowledgeable writer in my fields of study.

I think very carefully and focus on my concepts, carefully advancing them. Once that I think that it is time to publish the idea, I publish it. A cup of coffee or something just might help. It is what sparks my imagination that inspires me to write and this is a question.