Why I Create Projects That Serve the Public Good

Everything created in life has its own story. When that story concerns only an individual, it becomes a biography. My purpose here is not to present my biography, but to explain how and why I created and maintained projects that I believe are important and beneficial to society.

This website contains materials and projects that I prefer not to judge myself. Instead, I leave that assessment to you, the visitors of this website, to decide:

• Whether these projects are useful to society;
• To what extent I have achieved the goals I set for myself.

Through a series of publications, I will present the history of each project, the circumstances that led to its creation, and the primary purpose it was designed to serve. You will have the opportunity to evaluate both the usefulness of each project and the degree to which its objectives have been fulfilled.

I am convinced that relatively few people have been involved in such a wide range of activities across so many different areas of society throughout their lives. My goal is to demonstrate that people can remain useful both to themselves and to society until the end of their lives—and that it is never too late to learn something new in order to achieve a goal or create something meaningful.

Throughout my life, I have never started a project with the sole intention of making money. Every initiative I have undertaken has originated from a desire to be useful to individuals and to society as a whole. This is simply how I am built; it is what gives me satisfaction and purpose. I believe that once you become familiar with the contents of this website, you will understand and perhaps agree with this perspective.

In conclusion, I would like to share a personal belief. God creates each of us with unique abilities and grants us His blessings, but it is up to us to determine how fully we develop our potential. And while the length of our lives may ultimately be beyond our control, our knowledge and health are, to a large extent, our own responsibility.

I have my own theory about this. Every organ in the human body has a specific purpose that contributes to our healthy functioning. Therefore, if we want to do something beneficial for ourselves, our health, and the length of our lives, we should strive to use all of our physical and mental abilities regularly and appropriately. In my view, longevity depends not only on physical exercise or intellectual effort. Setting aside genetic factors, I believe it depends largely on the balanced and effective functioning of the entire human organism, without overburdening any single part of it.