About Me

My name is Andrew D. Anderson, and you are on my personal website. Currently, I’m a self-professed philosopher, writer, web designer, programmer, photographer, cook and wanna-be mathematician.

I was born in 1987, or so they tell me – truth is, I can not personally recall anything at all happening that entire year. Apparently, I’m also an American born Californian, through no fault of my own.

I grew up outside of New Orleans, in Slidell, LA, where I came to realize that relative humidity above 75% is utterly unacceptable. I have fond memories of leaving that place in 2006. (Although I did have to leave behind a few good friends.)

Sometime between 1987 and 2011, I acquired passions for: learning, writing, technology, photography, and cooking.

During that same time frame, I also acquired distastes for: mind-altering substances, corporations, big governments, and institutionalized education. I passionately disdain alcohol, narcotics, and large organizations that try to control people.

My time spent within educational institutions came to a grinding halt in 2010, when I was unceremoniously awarded my B.A. in Philosophy from The University of Chicago. (I’m not a fan of ceremonies, really.)

I don’t yet know much about life after that. I’m hoping for the best.

The best, in my mind, is a life of freedom. Freedom from children, nine-to-five work days, too much stuff, and debt. Mission impossible? I hope not. Stay tuned.