Hatching To The Sea

There are things we could never explain. Such questions are waiting for the next Einstein to give them solutions.

Why do we live? What is the spark that keeps the Earth constantly spinning, or our hearts steadily beating? Why are things designed the way they are, and not like this or that? Such questions have been pondered by great thinkers over the last 2000 years, and even until now the answers are still cloudy.

Since this is my first post, I should probably introduce myself a bit. I am SeaEagle, your blog-next-door. I’m here to delve into Earth’s concepts and mysteries, from as simple as elementary science up until rocket science and the most complicated topics, anything that we could think of! Although I’m nowhere an expert on these facts, there are always sources that provide learning. This blog serves as a microphone to echo my learnings. SeaEagle is mutualism, a give and take kind of relationship.  We both learn, in terms of both science and magic. Because as much as there are a lot of things we find confusing and don’t have the answers, we could always go around the subject and nose dive into further deepness. That’s the beauty of the human mind. Our imagination is limitless, and even if this eagle can never answer the world’s most trivial questions, at least it can provide insights and food for thoughts.

Let’s face it, I’m just a teenage girl trying to find her own voice in this sea of information. I can never fill the gaps of science and logic, but I could always color outside the lines, think outside the box. This blog serves as a challenge, for me, to test how deep my pacific mind can go.

My blog’s aim is to refresh people’s minds with refresher facts, but sprinkle them with a twist of life. I would like to give meaning to everything, and hope my words may help others find meaning to their lives.

Learn and inspire, flockmates! I have another personal blog, Thenothingale, but it’s boring over there. Who ever wants to hear a teenage girl’s rants caused by her raging hormones?

Keep in touch, and I’ll be posting soon!