Eric Foltin is a Gen X product of a generation that learned to think for itself, question authority, and distrust just about everything. He has little interest in impressing people, following trends, or participating in the endless circus of modern society.
He works for Senior Services of Belmont County, delivering Meals on Wheels and dealing with the real world instead of pretending to fix it from behind a keyboard. Outside of work, he’s usually with his dogs, listening to punk rock, watching dystopian movies, messing with old technology, or building something on the internet.
His interests include 80s and 90s punk, primitive computers, Linux, HTML, photography, and the forgotten corners of the internet. He prefers raw code over bloated software, independent thought over groupthink, and substance over manufactured personalities. He is also an ordained minister at The Church of the Flying Monster.
His website is not a personal brand, a motivational platform, or an attempt to become an internet celebrity. It’s an independent digital outpost for thoughts, opinions, projects, observations, and occasional complaints about the declining state of civilization.
No influencers. No corporate bullshit. No inspirational garbage. No algorithm telling him what to think.
Just Eric Foltin. Unfiltered. Unpolished. Unimpressed.