Since a young age I found the beauty in learning. Growing up I was always surrounded by nature and culture, which led me to the curiosity of objective reality. In highschool I learnt about self-actualization and realized that my desire to know, was a reflexion of my desire to self-actualize. Upon reading I discovered I enjoyed books that kept me cognitively engaged, specifically ones that unveiled alternative theories that challenged my belief system. I decided to pursue an academic career and am now double majoring at the University of Toronto Mississauga. I believe that learning alone can change the future, of a nation or of an individual. The passion for truth and progression, bettering oneself for the sake of the whole, is an oath I hold dear to me. 

My goal in the future is to use empirical methods borrowed from Psychology, to prove Philosophical theories. In doing so, I  believe a movement of the kind that focuses on obtaining proof on how to improve future society, is possible. A movement that uses experiments  to investigate how to eliminate the issues in society. Plato once said “The beginning is the most important part of the work”, for we must redirect the younger generation towards a more peaceful future by conditioning them away from the pleasures that have disabled us in the present. It is thus my goal to begin a movement that determines the proper way to inspire future generations to aim for true knowledge and self-actualization, by recreating the education system through empirical studies.