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@mur2501 Teaching was going to be my career if i didnt go with greedy entrepreneur instead :)

That said I offer free tutoring for anyone who needs it which is pretty much teaching. Generally though i dont limit the subjects I offer within my expertise. So pretty much anything science or math I'm willing to teach. Most subjects I can handle well enough to teach people up to a masters or so, but past a certain point the subjects I can offer start to narrow down as we get into the very advanced part of the spectrum. Like I can tutor/teach for the first year or two of quantum mechanics but past that I'll start hitting my limits as its not really my expertise.

@freemo
Yes free education is my moto :ablobcatbongo:
But countries like India education is very turd :ablobcatgrumpy:
Just money eating business :AngeryCat:
I like all subjects I think from knowing about the Mountains of India to tracking down the development of computer in 1950s USA.
Currently I want to get into a real computer science project as I have never until now experienced any :ablobblewobble:

@mur2501 Agreed, free education is very important and sadly very much inaccessible to many.

@freemo
Probably I would work on a project related to free and open education. One thing I notice is that most of the books and resources aren't available in native languages for Africans, Indians, and all other people from under developed nations.
Even though Indians know and speak English, it still remains a very foreign language which is hard to understand for all (I think the problem is the same with all the math textbooks, they are difficult to understand due to them using too much math terms and useless technical language)

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