shadowhuffy

Last seen: 5 weeks ago

Steven is a 20 year old guy from Cavendish, VIC, Australia

I am I. Unlike my friends - who are my friends and not I. This also goes for the people who are not my friends. This renders myself (ie, I) and my friends (and non friends) as separate entities in this vast world. This makes life easier when we wish to refer to one another. This makes me wonder, why there are such things as duplicate names. If names are used to refer to one another, than they should be unique to each person. Sortof like an IP address. Of course even IP addresses use NATs so even that isn't quite the concept I am pushing for here. Having said what I just have, names are generally hard enough to remember without obscuring them with a global uniqueness... So perhaps I will put up with the current naming schematic until I can think of a better idea. It'll come to me...