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Classical music

Science (especially biochemistry)

20th century continental philosophy

Watching/analyzing films
Listening to music
Video games
Sports statistics
Audio/visual setups
History
Humanism
Religion
Electronic gadgets

Animal Behaviors and Wildlife Docomentaries
Eagle Hunters of Mongolia
Native living techniques/Methods and Psychology
Science
Computers

Electronics
Electronic Music
Synthesizers
Psychadelics/Hallucinogens (I am interested, however I have never taken them or intend to)
Aspergers Syndrome (this interest is a recent development)
Internet Memes
Cyberpunk Fiction
Festivals/Raves
Sound in general
Backmasking/Subliminal messages
MLP:FiM (also a recent development)
FL Studio and making electronic music (my favourite interest so far)
History
Gas Masks
Transhumanism
Shiny things (no joke, I collect shiny things.)
Anarchism
Comics by alan moore
Vinyl
Pianos
Keyboards
Trees
Plants
Cartoons
Spirits (such as whisky, vodka, etc. I sample them but I never intend to get drunk on them)
Making references to cult shows and then having people look at you all like "WTF?"

some of these are really cool special interests! i didnt even know about some i looked them up lol

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Trains
NASCAR
Astronomy
Airplanes
Military weapons and strategies
Science fiction
Computer hardware
And now Asperger syndrome

Paradox, thunder and lightning, humor, Taoism, Hermetic tradition (Hellenistic Gnosticism), complexity theory, emergence, AI, botany, architecture, theoretical sciences, efficiency, thermodynamics, intensive study, Buddhism, Hinduism, gnosis in general, the discovery channel, switches, movies (foreign mostly), reductions to simplicity, relationships between things, behavioral science, interconnectivity, being analytical and being unapologetically human.


I love it.

works esp poems from the romantic era writers
Philosophy
Animal behaviour and physiology
Pharmacology
The human mind!
I forgot food and nutrition

Oh my gosh, (psycho)pharmacology is my life. <3 Only met one person 'outside' who likes it.

Really thats fantastic... I like studying the off label effects more than the direct effects... What about you?

I recently saw a National Geographic on Redwood trees. They keep coming to mind and I may look for a good book. I could see myself becoming fascinated with them.
Apparently they thought the tops of Redwoods would be of no interest and boring. This guy and his team started rope climbing them(using a cross bow looking gun connected to a climbing rope) and found a huge ecosystem going on up there.

I tend to obsessively study *how* the drug interacts with the brain and every other part of the body, from quite a broad level to a cellular level, trying to get to grips with how it works. I also enjoy researching the social issues and effects.

I just discovered/learned to crochet, geatest stim I ever had.