Hi, I’m Nicolas.
I’m from Montreal. I love science, technology and nature.
I also love the web and I’ve been working in digital agencies, in-house and as a freelancer for over 6 years.
A personality test I’ve done read this way:
Architects, ever independent, remain free from the expectations of others. This allows them to pursue their own interesting and fresh ideas.
Architects, ever independent, remain free from the expectations of others. This allows them to pursue their own interesting and fresh ideas.Architects work for a living in the building industry. How do they remain free without violating building codes and expectations of those who employ them?
Hey Nicolas,
Don’t worry, I understand what you’re saying.
Some people think every rule is a burden and infringement. Only when those people understand that a society without rules is not a society at all, will we make meaningful progress. Until then we’ll improve in fits and starts while they whine try to drag us backwards.
If your personality test is accurate, you should do well with the majority of people here. But large amount of patience is another trait you might wish you had if you’re going to interact with a couple of the others.
I’m Canadian too. My home is Alberta but I don’t have the ‘Redneck’ gene that so many of my neighbors have, so you don’t have to worry that I’ll beat you up for living in a province where the environment and progressive thinking are appreciated.
Nicholas, I hope that you do remain free from the expectations of others and that you find &/or present fresh ideas while enjoying the forums.
I like Canadians. Somehow I can’t picture them as the rednecks that 3point knows from 1st hand exposure. I guess living in Montreal vs Alberta must be similar to living in Colorado vs Oklahoma.
I like Canadians. Somehow I can’t picture them as the rednecks that 3point knows from 1st hand exposure.No rednecks in Lake Muskoka, or Montreal. Very fancy people.