A thing I would "uninvent" 

If I were someone who had a power to uninvent something, I would definitely uninvent hydrogen bombs. Although, they are very important in a political arena and serve as a strategic leverage, they have to be destroyed in order to prevent any accidents in the future. Shall I remind you about the accident that happened in 1945 Japanese city "Hiroshima". 

Many countries try to develop a hydrogen bombs and use them as a war weapons. They do not consider about the results that might have happen in case nuclear bombs will be utilized. Hiroshima and Chernobil accidents are very remarkable events; nevertheless, some countries still continue to explore a nuclear bombs. 

For instance, one of the Central Asia's countries Iran has developed a nuclear bomb but nobody knows the real purpose of its invention. Also, they say that it was invented for scientific purposes, any country believes to that statement. Still, there are many hidden reasons why Iran had invented the hydrogen bomb and why they continue to affirm that it is only for scientific reasons.

Death of million people in Chernobyl and Hiroshima accidents do not stop countries to invent these nuclear bombs. I really do not know what could ever stop politicians from inventing something look like hydrogen bombs; moreover they have an experience with this kind of bombs. 

Anyway, as I told you at the beginning that would be my thing I would uninvent in my life. 

My dream job is to become a founder of my own company in the petroleum field. Since my childhood I had a passion to business; as a result, at the age of 18 I decided definitely to have my own business. It may seem so hard for female from first sight but nothing is easy in this world.

Day by day, oil and gas field become more strategic planning in today's economy of the countries. Natural resources started to rule the country's diplomatic relationships. Seems like everything started to depend on the them. The more country has a natural resources the more it becomes a dominant in the world market. Nowadays, only Middle East, several countries from Central Asia such as Turkmenistan, Kazakhistan and Azerbayjan, Russia and USA can allow themselves to hold a dominant position on the market. Because my country is in this list, I really wish to make an impact on the diplomatic and business aspects of it.

Despite the difficulties for females to work and hold positions in the Muslim countries, especially to make a business in the petroleum field one of which is strictly under the control of government, females always played an important role in different aspects of history importance. So, who knows, maybe one day I will be given the chance to make the business in this field and impact to the wealthiness of my country. 

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Vanessa Mae

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Who am I?

      Hello everyone! I am so glad to know each of you but I think its my turn to tell you about myself..

           I have studied in Turkmen-Turkish Girls' High School and later attended International University in Moscow, Russia. I have studied Management in the oil and gas field and at the same time was interested in the custom law of both countries.  At the same year I became a winner of a full scholarship to study English language at the Utah State University. After finishing the program, I worked for the turkish company, which is still implementing its projects on the one of the largest gas fields in Turkmenistan. During my work time, I made a lot of friends whom I miss so much.

           Making a lot of friends is one of the most interesting and enticed things in the world. I like to make a friends and enjoy my time with them. Also, going together to swim, playing bowling, watching movies...My other interests are reading, traveling, learning something new and try to be creative as much as I can.

            At several months, I will start to make my first steps towards studying master degree in Petroleum Engineering. Hope I just do my best!

             That is all about me! Enjoy the reading and see you sooner...