A short essay on age-discrimination.
Serve the World
Popularly (but wrongly) referenced to Nelson Mandela in his 1994 inaugural speech, this quote from Marianne Williamson's book Return to Love inspires.
Homocide: Murder One
Something's come over me today. When I was coming from work today, I felt like killing someone: that someone could have been anyone, could have been me, her, him, it, that guy over there, that girl over there, anyone. If Singapore had allowed guns, there might have been a homocide reported today, and if I... Continue Reading →
World vs. Me
Written in anger against the world, this is one of my favourite pieces.
Focused Learning: To Know a Lot About a Little
What are the virtues of knowing a little about a lot, over a little about a lot? I love to know a little about a lot, it makes for good spontaneous conversation material; but focused learning cuts like a laser beam, and can help you achieve "success".
Hell On Earth
I talk about the connections of Heaven and Earth and Hell, as well as various religions. It's almost like a religious string theory connecting everything!
Right Wisdom and Property
Why, then, to this other question: What is property? may I not likewise answer, It is theft, without the certainty of being misunderstood; the second proposition being no other than a transformation of the first?
Lateral Thinking
A rough and simple definition of what lateral thinking is.
Appearances Do Matter
Why do appearances matter so? It shouldn't, but it does. I discuss how we may be influenced by appearances, and review a scientific study on it.
Life's Journey
I have grown strong, I have shed my cowardice attitude. Now, I know what I have to do. And I'll do it. The journey ends here. The torture ends here. Illusions of life end here. I... end here...
Donn, fragments 