My books · September 2025
What I would tell my former self - Excerpt
I would also share some human stories
I would also share some human stories
in the world of GPT-generated Facebook posts,
online deception,
virtual theater,
and social media woven with machine intelligence.
Perhaps for someone, this will be the signal in the noise,
a human imprint in the age of artificial intelligence,
a map for pathfinding,
or even meaning in the meaningless:
What I would tell my former self, excerpt
“ _In this modern-day Hungarian folk tale, the smallest member of the family set off from a small village to try their luck in the direction of the capital._
_In their knapsack, only diligence, a thirst for knowledge, and a childhood dream._
_The protagonist of the story, the former Bercike,_
_moved to Budapest with this momentum,_
_to the twenty-story engineering stronghold of the Zoltán Schönherz Dormitory._
_Along the way, in this case, instead of a dragon, he had to fight cancer._
_But nothing ended here._
_Everything started here._
_Advantage can be forged from difficulties and traumas. Personality and perspective can be developed._
_There's no need to bang your head against the wall._
_Think everything through calmly:_
_what purpose does this story serve in my life?_
_I will find out everything in its own time._
_The labyrinth of a quarter century will come together in hindsight,
_its peaks and valleys._
_From the perspective of 25 years, I see the full picture so far:_
_the puzzle pieces fall into place for a while._
_In this folk tale, the magic power is none other_
_than willpower and imagination:_
_I know that on this path I can be anything, but not everything._
_I can learn anything, but not everything._
_Anything can fit into my time, but not everything._
_In this story, my superpower is hidden in experiencing the flow experience._
_Nothing is visible from the outside._
_From the inside, infinite zest for life, energy, and affirmation of life are working._
_After many years of being closed off, openness towards people._
_Driven by the desire for discovery,
_passionate curiosity – how does the world work?_
_Where did everything begin?_
_And where does the infinite end?_
