Posts • Timo Früh

I recently reread a little piece I had written for this blog about 1.5 years ago, the one about my first semester at ETH in Zurich.

In the last piece I have published, I mentioned that there was another post I had been working on, a slightly longer one.

I’m currently working on a longer1 piece for this blog and I originally intended not to post anything else until I’ve finished that one, but there is one thing that is on my Might Write a Post About This™ list which I’ve been reminded of a couple of days…

Hello there.

I’m starting my studies at the ETH in Zurich today — in about an hour, in fact, I’m sitting in the train as I’m typing this — and I couldn’t be more excited, but I also couldn’t be more terrified.

While writing my last post On Making Sense, I asked myself, multiple times, why it always takes me so long to start writing again after having published a blogpost.

Note: This post contains some philosophical passages about religion and nihilism.

I haven’t written anything in quite a while, despite now having an ever-growing list of things to write about.

While rummaging around in my memories of the “good ol’ times”1, I remembered a speech I held some time ago.

If you’re a reader of this blog who knows me personally, you might have wondered why I chose English as the main language for this website.

During the last few days, I’ve had some time to spare, but I didn’t really have a good idea for another post yet1, so I set about optimising this website as thoroughly as my current knowledge about the web allows me.

To be perfectly honest with you, I’m a bit unsure about what exactly I’ll do with this blog.