Knowledge and Purpose

There are three things I love most in life. I don’t want to give the usual cliché answers like family, God, or anything like that, because those things are obviously important to most people.

For me, they are:

1. Books.
2. Chess.
3. My profession.

And there are also a few things I absolutely hate: Ai, hypocrisy, jealousy, lying, and broccoli. Lol.

As someone who loves books and reading, and who has a strong interest in science—especially biological sciences—and philosophy, I eventually realized that becoming an Archivist was the right choice for me.
And honestly, it really was.

Being an Archivist allowed me to expand my knowledge of the Creed, the Brotherhood, its history, and the other groups around it. I could learn, research, and use that knowledge to answer questions and share what I knew with others.

For me, the Archive became more than just a place where knowledge was stored. It became a place where I could keep learning.