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Reflections on becoming

  • Important tasks

    Big tasks, often due later, can be tackled by breaking them down into smaller pieces and scheduling dedicated time for each. But because of the lag between assignment and delivery, you could fall into the temptation of holding the task off until later, only to find yourself cramming one day because you realize that the Read more

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  • How to win an argument with a fool

    You may think that you can change the mind of a fool. But you are only fooling yourself. Why? Because a fool only wants to express his opinion and will not make the effort to understand. He is always in the right. A fool takes no pleasure in understanding,but only in expressing his opinion.Proverbs 18:2 ESV So, if you know the person taunting you is a Read more

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  • Urban heat island effect

    There are days when I miss the cool of my hometown. It isn’t even summer here in the metro, but the urban heat is often too much to bear (much worse during the summer), affecting my productivity and engagement. Data shows that it will only get worse. As global temperature rise, urban residents may experience Read more

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  • At the junction

    Being in the in-between can be scary, especially when you don’t want to let go of the comfort of the status quo. And seeing what lies before you could be overwhelming, too, especially when it requires you to take a step to start things in motion. The junction is a good place to ponder but a place Read more

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  • The science behind why we synchronize with people

    A 2019 study on how strangers, friends, and lovers show different physiological synchrony in different emotional states highlighted several key findings (as quoted from the journal article): Read more

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Reflections on becoming

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