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Übersicht
Über mich
CURRENT MISSION
Reconciliation
ABOUT ME
Very curious.
PHILOSOPHY
Use - don't waste
Make fun - do no harm
...I tried to be as overarching as possible here :)
Warum ich bei Couchsurfing bin
HOW I PARTICIPATE IN COUCHSURFING
I have surfed in many countries and participated in CS-organized events. I've offered couch wherever it was possible:)
COUCHSURFING EXPERIENCE
The best one possible. In Ukraine, Russia, Germany and the U.S. among others.
Interessen
I like evolution and development of all kinds of things. I'm currently a graduate student at University of Colorado Boudler where I have the opportunity to study evolution and development of vertebrates. But other than that I read books of all sorts, hike and backpack wherever I can. I like spontaneity and profound discussions (and laugh at them at times). I have to admit, sometimes I like to make inappropriate fun of people, but always with good intentions!
- books
- guitar
- hiking
- backpacking
Musik, Filme und Bücher
My roots lie in Art Rock of the 70s (Yes, Rush, Genesis) but during my youth I have extended my interests from czech folkrock (Nerez, Vladimir Misik) to modern prog (Sieges Even, Porcupine Tree, Transatlantic).
I enjoy complex rhythms and melodies and I love to improvise on all kinds of instruments.
Books I have read which pop up from my memory at the moment: Murakami's Wind-up Bird Chronicle and Norwegian Wood, Vidal's Juliano El Apostata, Lermontov's Герой нашего времени¸ Suzanne Collins's Hunger Games... and definitely Jules et Jim by Henri Pierre Roche.
Eine tolle Erfahrung, die ich gemacht habe
I spent a night at the Gibraltar rock.
Lehren, lernen, teilen
I could teach Spanish, English and Russian. I can share my worldviews, which are actually much more complex than those I've put in the Philosophy section :) I want to learn to play any musical instrument available. I would pay back by teaching guitar playing. I could surely share my passion for long discussions at the interface of scientific and primitive thinking :)