Starting a blog means.... deleting the idea of starting a blog from the "to do list" and typing on the damn keyboard the first post. It sounds like an easy stuff, Isn't it? but exactely in that moment your fingers become suddenly heavy, and and the unsolved question arises: but what????
Wtf should i write on my blog? the problem is that the first posts will determine the "soul" of your blog. Here you decide the "strategic positioning" of your product (to use a consultant-like expression).
Surfing on your friends' first posts doesn't help, but i have to solve the question, and NOW!
Ok, first of all, i don't care what my blog will be. I'm going to write on it just because i put in my mind the objective of improving my english. Very good, i already feel much better: reducing the importance of the task helps to overcome it.
The next step is announcing to the world that my new english blog exists and asking to all my international friends (who generally speaks a better english than mine) to correct me, in order to improve my writing skills. I will be grateful!
Well, now it is public domain that this blog doesn't want to change the world, but only my english level. Do not have too many expectaction on it. Ok?
To give a sort of officiality to the new course of the blog, i will translate its name. My italian friend who does not speak english will not have the opportunity to read my opinion on my blog. I think they'll survive anyway.
Post coming soon
- other interesting blogs i generally read (or i would like to)
- what i am going to do (in the next six months) and why
- Opinion about empirical vs theoretical models and my new idea of the "conceptual neural network" (for engineers only!)
- What's going on in Italy (policies of the northest african country)
- Epistemiological reasons to have a blog (Popper is not just a drug)
