It’s a versatile lab of insights, interests, and ideas: 3 I’s Lab. It goes beyond the scope of a single topic or niche as it embraces different takes on things and unique approaches and perspectives on the world around us. It’s meant to be unbiasedly driven while biasedly outspoken. The 3 I’s that define this Blog are:
1) My intention with this blog is to give personal insights on different cultural, political, or philosophical aspects and topics of life. Come what may; as long as it’s “insightful” enough.
2) My goal is to provide certain interests of mine that I consider relevant enough to share. Things dear to me like music, sports, and world cultures.
3) My main objective is to come up with substantial ideas that may contribute in some way or form to the blog-o-sphere. Ideas about Marketing/Advertising (my specialty), Business, Social Causes, Hi-Tech, Learning, etc.
It will go something like this:
Ever wonder why Google didn’t come up with a Facebook type social media extravaganza themselves first? I mean, it’s Google right?
I don’t know about you but I was so proud and relieved to see that the Democratic Convention went down so smoothly reaffirming a great Party and, of course, an awesome candidate that Obama is, by all means…
I thought all the speeches were masterpieces and I was particularly and positively stricken by Bill Clinton’s, and I quote: “People the world over have always been more impressed by the power of our example than by the example of our power.” masterpiece!!!
These words are so to the point with respect to the Republicans and their relentless ways of imposing power over others through unnecessary means, like war and wealth… such bad and inept example on their behalf.
Democrats are the way of the present and the future… In this day and age of global economies, foreign policy and relations, technology innovation, global warming, alternative fuels and energy, the Democrats got it down indeed.
Basically, what I intend to do with this blog is to be able to contribute in my own way and let others tag along or start a new topic or idea and, in effect, capture spontaneous thoughts, sort of like the blog Boing Boing or what Digg does in terms of news articles and stories Dugg that are of different substance, nature, content, taste, or even category.
It would definitely feel nice to see some reception on the part of other web users. However, I just wanted to have my blog and be able to contribute to the world wide web in some way or form.
This is meant to be a somewhat serious think tank for people to express themselves freely, which is what web blogs are all about, at least the true and original essence of them. Freedom of speech in the whole sense of the term. Say, I pick a topic one day, like how lame the Republican Convention is looking on CNN today (I know Hurrican Gustave is playing an important role here, thus, overshadowing it,) but still… you get the picture.
I will be posting topics ranging from politics to poetry, school to work, sports to technology, pictures to music concerts and so on periodically throughout the month, depending on how I feel or whether I have something somewhat interesting to say and if I have time (we’ll see…)
In essence, I finally get down to writing my own blog of insights, interests, and ideas, which is something I’ve wanted to do for quite some time now. This is very COOL indeed!
