Webpragmatic.com is an attempt to communicate those things that are scattered through the web which we deem pragmatic, and that should be communicated and exposed to the public. Anything is up for discussion, as long as the web is used to showcase its usefulness. Many diverse topics will be covered in this blog; and it will include posts, articles, summaries, tutorials, links and even blurbs.

To fully understand the blog, you need to understand the ideas behind it. And after thinking for a while and realizing that we pretty much know nothing about everything, so we figured we should explain what we believe in. This next paragraph may seem intricate and confusing, but we hope it help you understand:

“Life is a matter of perspectives. Nothing will seem to be what it really is until you live through that you though you knew; and even then, that perspective would still be somehow different from that it should have been if you had not read this paragraph, for example. These perspectives are formed by judgements, which is inextricably and chaotically tied to our human condition. We constantly use our judgement to compare what we now know against what we once learned, using this same process since the day we were born. Furthermore, these judgements are neither wrong or right; they simply compose our “truth”, and we archived in our mind, and attached to some emotion. This truth is nothing but what we, for some reason, though about something in particular at a given point. Truth allows us to maintain perspectives, and it constantly proves that we exist, so therefore it’s useful to us, and we protect it by remembering.”

Stay tuned!

Last update: Feb. 7, 2007