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Hi I-Power.
Hello I-Power community.
My name is Adam Black and i have just joined the community.
I am a 16 year old law student living in Glasgow and currently studying at Strathclyde University in Glasgow, Scotland. "16? law student? wtf?" Yeah, I left school a year early and was young for my year-group, achieving the required grades to enter law school.
I am currently in my first year of studying, taking up many new subjects and acquiring an extensive knowledge of law in our society, contracts, and criminal law as well as legal systems. -- but enough of my studies.
In my free-time I am involved in the online games Starcraft II and LoL, and was involved in other things such as WoW previously. Such activities of course helped me stumble onto this community via an old Athene video i found predicting actions such as SOPA and ACTA a few years ago.
I first heard of the I-Power project on the eve of the PIPA and SOPA announcements and after doing my research on both of these topics, as well as ACTA, i felt it would be appropriate to get involved in a community who cares, who wants to become more knowledgeable and help preserve what is the greatest tool of our generations.
Self-development is something which has recently become something I have thought about a lot recently. Being more acceptive of myself and continuing to learn, to be inventive, to be involved and ultimately improve my own confidence. I-Power appears to provide a community with similar aims in themselves.
I hope to be as involved as I possibly can in these forums, discussing many questions posted by the community and hopefully posting a few myself.
Cheers,
Adam.
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Permalink Reply by Michael V. on -
Welcome Adam ! :-)
It's good to have active forum lurkers here :D
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Permalink Reply by Adam on -
thanks :) happy to be here and i dont doubt ill be lurking here there and everywhere.. except the physics section.... COUNT ME OUT! haha
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Permalink Reply by Michael V. on
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Nice .. i said that, to get this reply :P
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Permalink Reply by The Shiznit on -
Welcome to I-Power Adam!
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Permalink Reply by Tyrel Colwell on -
Right on, welcome to i-Power. I'm a newbie here, myself :)
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Permalink Reply by Anna on -
Welcome to I-Power Adam :) So this is why you asked about the exams yesterday... well I am a law lecturer and PhD student at a German University - so if you are interested in philosophy, social welfare systems, human rights activism (especially Chinese and asylum context) OR European Competition Law - contact me ;)
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Permalink Reply by Captain Morgan on -
Welcome aboard Adam!
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Permalink Reply by Focking Original on -
Welcome!
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