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[Droplet]

Okay, this thread is intended to channel people's skills into the correct roles for furthering the cause. I would like you to post your username and skills if you would like to help in the obliteration of involuntary death. If you cannot think of your skills then just put your username and job and I'm sure that if you ar able to hold down a job then you must have numerous valuable skills. I'll go first:

Droplet - Adminstration skills, can work well on own initiative, self-motivated, advanced German, good at thinking up unusual ideas.

Edited by Droplet, 06 January 2013 - 10:53 PM.

[LORDDiESEL]

Johnny - Carpenter / home builder by trade. Welder / fabricator by hobby. I build aluminum boats and hot rod 4x4's with a real lust for diesel power. You need all of these skills when you own/work on a farm.

[Droplet]

Johnny - Carpenter / home builder by trade. Welder / fabricator by hobby. I build aluminum boats and hot rod 4x4's with a real lust for diesel power. You need all of these skills when you own/work on a farm.

Thank you. So I'm guessing that you would do well in roles that are perhaps "technical." Are you good with computers at all and./or willing to learn? I'm also guessing that you learn and organise things pretty well to be able to do that sort of thing.

[Mind]

My skills are mainly media related, public speaking, broadcasting, writing, and such things. I can do fairly good artwork when I have the time.

[Danail Bulgaria]

This is one of the nicest topics, that I have seen.


seivtcho - dentist - maxillofacial surgeon - laser medicine - laser dentistry - LLLT - good english language (which maybe will not be a big advantage) - computer skills at some degree more than the average

[Droplet]

Thanks Seivtcho. I'm sure your computer skills will come in handy and I will be making sure that the people running this place are aware that you are advanced with technology.

[Explorer2012]

Hmm, I'm skilled in mathematics and quantitative analysis. Knowledgable about economics and business. I also do a lot of arts and writing. I had originally thought about turning our subjective experiences with enhancing supplements or drugs into meaningful data. There is a thread recently created on this subject, but I had some more specific ideas than a general database. Although a general database should exist anyway. I think we could also start collecting data pertaining to subjects that I'm not familiar with also. The more knowledge we have about ourselves the better we can move forward.

Link to Thread: http://www.longecity...tical-database/

Im new to forums in general. So navigation and neatly prepare links among other things is new to me.

Edited by Explorer2012, 16 January 2013 - 05:22 AM.

[Droplet]

Thanks Explorer2012 and everyone so far who has contributed to this.

[Breezey]

I am Breezey and if you teach me I can learn.

[Metronidazole]

Metronidazole - I'm a IT Consultant(Financial services) working in test automation at this moment. Skilled in programming, proces management/improvement, search engine optimization and copywriting. Score very high in analytical thinking tests. Speak Dutch, German, Spanish and English.

[Droplet]

I am Breezey and if you teach me I can learn.

Like your willingness to try new things.

[Breezey]

The thing is I learn even if you don't teach me. Either ways I end up learning. I like your "Administration Skills".

Edited by Breezey, 16 January 2013 - 05:50 PM.

[Adaptogen]

I am not technically trained for much, but at some point in the future I would like to start writing for my university paper and perhaps start a life extension column.

[Quantico]

Wouldn't it be great if we could combine our skills for the common goal, funded entirely by wealthy silent partner fully dedicated to the cause, able to support an entire network of influential people manipulating all sorts of intelligent systems globally with great ideas for the future.

Anyone know someone with a loose billion $ and an easy-going attitude? :D

My skills: Complex information systems programmer/analyst - Actuary and risk assessment - Language and social behaviour analysis - among other self taught abilities including, but not limited to, being extremely proficient at throwing different sized paper balls into small office bins from impressive distances.

Edited by Quantico, 19 January 2013 - 03:11 PM.

[LORDDiESEL]

There are some very skilled members on this forum!

Pretty damn cool!

[Droplet]

Thanks so far everyone.

[ForEverMore]

ForEverMore - BA Psych, AA Bio. Admin and Accountant Assistant. Hobbies include computer programming(C++,C#,VB), AI, electronics, general hacking. Interested in bio-hacking.
Lets hack the planet! Err, umm, or our genome or something. Ha!

[Droplet]

Nice, nice ForEverMore.

[nightlight]

Other than being heretic on most subjects, this is the kind of work I do for my day job: http://arxiv.org/abs/1301.4177 or http://arxiv.org/abs/cs/0511057 (each of these two resolves a long standing puzzle of great practical interest that defied many attempts at a solution for several decades).

Edited by nightlight, 25 January 2013 - 10:42 AM.

[Droplet]

That's a bit complicated for me to get my head around, Nightlight but it shows you're smart.

[littlesarah]

student studying counselling

[Droplet]

student studying counselling

Very good but what other skills do you have? Any good at organising? People skills? If you still cannot think of what to put, consider your hobbies and the skills you use in those.

[littlesarah]

student studying counselling

erm my hobbies are mainly PC gaming, i have good people skills, and enjoy to run, explore

Edited by littlesarah, 11 February 2013 - 01:26 AM.

[Droplet]

Are you good with computer techy things or just gaming?

[littlesarah]

just gaming, i cannot script or use any difficult programmes sorry ^_^

[blueinfinity]

strengths in research, intuition, problem-solving, mediation. but mostly pre-occupied with my job in sales and building my business and extending my network of peers.

Edited by blueinfinity, 11 February 2013 - 09:16 PM.

[chung_pao]

Oi!
Swedish guy, strengths are psychology and physiology in general. I'm 22 yrs old and starting medical school in a few months.
Other interests span anything new. I'm open to learning anything and try to approach anything without negative prejudice.

[karann93@gmail.com]

wow some really skilled people here!!!
well im just 20... pursuing my electronics engineering.....keen interest in researching any damn topic on the planet realted to science...in love with the internet,has been my companion in the greed for knowledge..im highly unorganized but punctual in the matter of time.....computer skills are really good....ill go the extra mile for a topics that interests me.., i.e. the aim of this website...im the kind of guy who pisses of the toppers of the the batch in my college coz im the "lazy genius types" :D......btw i just read this really interesting thing about the regenerating jelly fish called TURITOPSIS nutricula im not allowed to submit links right nw...so just delete the dots (.) in between the http in the link to open it! :D sorry for the intrusion! not a spammer though!.. h.t.t.p://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turritopsis_nutricula#In_culture

Edited by karann93@gmail.com, 12 February 2013 - 03:47 PM.

[Andy Colley]

my skills are mainly research like finding out how stuff works etc , i also know how the internet works very well so can find anything on it.

[Proof]

I work as a graphic designer so my skillset would involve Photoshop, Quarkxpeess, Illustrator, Indesign etc.