Jacob (late 20th century – ) is an aspiring Wikipedia editor, student, urban-transcendentalist writer, and real life film extra set against the vast backdrop of humanity's vivid collective consciousness. His primary goal in joining the movement for libre knowledge is to ultimately change the course of human history. Whether this is completed by rewording a sentence, fixing an error, writing off of a stub, or creating an entirely new article, Jacob realizes that even the smallest of changes can spiral into a universe-shaking revolution (and yes, this is making reference to the Butterfly effect).
A cardinal trait is defined as a characteristic that dominates an individual's personality, so that they are often associated with the trait or are famous for that aspect of their personality [1].
A single abstract word cannot be placed upon Jacob's interests to label them as singular field. His passions may seem random or obscure, but the Theory of Everything bolsters his mindset and hints that all aspects of this universe are somehow connected. Some of Jacob's interests include:
The reason Jacob joined Wikipedia was to rescue the article about the inventor of the photobooth: Anatol Josepho. Since saving this article from neglected vandalism, he has struggled to find any other articles that need heavy work.
That is why he is on the desperate outlook for something he can improve.
Jacob still does not fully know what he wants to do with his life. Perhaps his experience on Wikipedia will help him forge his path. Nevertheless, he has some bold and daring goals that he will risk life and limb to achieve. Some of his life goals include:
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