Who am I? Who is but the form following the function of what, and what I am is a person communicating through actions, speech and writing. My thoughts, ideas and perceptions are interpreted through sensory receptors and then expressed through symbolic representations called words.

Words, mere arrangements of tokens organized to create titles which are then placed upon substance. Words should not be mistaken as substance themselves. Words should be understood to be an attempt to communicate the most accurate representation of an individual interpretation of the intended thought at matter.

As the world is in a constant state of change, words meanings may also change to recapture and reflect this consistent effect of altering chaotic conditions. Influenced by this kaleidoscopic environment, we, being members of this setting and contributing to its flavor, are also in this constant state of change.

Given that, by the time one finishes reading this effort of expression, the answer to who I am may differ from the time one began reading it. Some may regard this as rambling meaningless jargon relayed in a chomskyan fashion, and others may be able to relate. Above all we should try to understand.