I have learnt a few important lessons in my hitherto unsuccessful attempts at maintaining a blog:
1. Write only about matters close to you.
2. It makes no sense whatsoever to restate what is being said in a million posts elsewhere.
3. If you feel tempted to publish, sleep over it and measure the inclination is next morning.
4. Do not try to be a Jack of all trades.
With these lessons in mind, here’s a fresh start. Science and engineering are two broad areas wherein I can claim a considerable grasp of the matters. I don’t claim to be in Einstein or Feynman’s pedigree, but I am not among the run-of-the-mill practitioners either. This blog is dedicated then to experiences in science and engineering.
If all goes to the plan, the contents of this blog will be technical, but comprehensible to an interested reader without a formal training in the area addressed by the blog.
Finally, I need to justify my motivation to maintain a blog in the first place. There are two main reasons: (1) There are times when I get an insight into matters which I deem worth sharing, and (2) I enjoy sharing ideas with people.
