The saying “man is like a child when it comes to his interests” suggests that human beings — no matter their age or level of maturity — often approach their passions with the same curiosity and enthusiasm as a child.
This comparison highlights a positive quality: the ability to retain a sense of wonder throughout life. At the same time, adults bring depth, experience, and reflection to their interests — approaching them not just with excitement, but with understanding and intention.
In essence, this idea embraces the duality of human nature — where childlike fascination and grown-up perspective coexist, enriching the way we explore the world and ourselves.
About Me
"As one of the great minds once said: it’s wonderful to invent yourself, but perhaps even more remarkable to truly understand and appreciate what others have created."
Hi, my name is Dimitri Davidoff.
My life has always been filled with creativity and inspiration drawn from the works of others. As a naturally curious person, I’ve always tried to explore the essence, depth, and origins of everything I’m passionate about.
When I got into music, I didn’t just listen — I explored the stories behind the songs, the composers, original versions, and rare covers. This led me to create custom album compilations, complete with sound processing, promotion, and graphic design.
That creative process sparked my interest in digital tools. I began building websites on WordPress and learned Photoshop and other Adobe programs on my own.
It was the same with fantasy after Game of Thrones, when I read the entire library of Jack Vance — the author who inspired George R. R. Martin. I approach every interest with the same depth, whether diving into literature, software testing, or user experience. What connects all these paths is a drive for understanding, creation, and constant self-development.
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