I usually say that modesty is not one of my many virtues. Of course I can be dead wrong and there was even a study, by Justin Kruger and David Dunning, in which they showed that stupid people often overestimated themselves. Fortunately I know that's not my case. In the spring of 1996, I decided to start writing a book. However, soon I realized that I kept going back to change what I previously wrote.
Nothing is eternal.
Ideas we consider absurd today can become undisputable tomorrow. I needed a form to express my ideas that could change with time. In addition, my studies over the aging problem were growing dramatically and I needed to organize them. I've compiled this site's list of purposes to help me never lose sight of my goals. I prefer writing small articles, even if related to the same subject, rather than a big text because that way not only do I organize my thoughts more accurately but people can also find what they're interested more easily.