Well, I originally intended a bit more for this post, starting from a recount on how I recently finished watching The Big Bang Theory and a tentative remark on how perhaps it is so popular in China and other markets thanks the translators who would put up on-screen footnotes for all those vague pop culture … Continue reading A “Howard Hughes”-Like Moment
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StarBox: One Year Later
My website still hosts my original project page here: https://fwphys.com/starbox101/ One officemate of mine recently 3-D printed a tray for his compressed gas vials at Unleash Space, and I suddenly realized how long it had been since I last set foot in there. Again as I would say it, my first artistic sketch file was … Continue reading StarBox: One Year Later
The Opposite of Loneliness
One of the most impressive discoveries was the origin of the energy of the stars, that makes them continue to burn. One of the men who discovered this was out with his girlfriend the night after he realized that nuclear reactions must be going on in the stars in order to make them shine. She said “Look … Continue reading The Opposite of Loneliness
[Photo Stories] Unsure if there’s a story here
Not much happened today that's sufficiently ordinary nor extraordinary to deserve a lengthy elaboration here... A long afternoon nap where I dreamed up some props for the game I considered making in January; some more progress in solving my DDE (post soon) and Quantum Optics homework; two hours of my part-time web development job as … Continue reading [Photo Stories] Unsure if there’s a story here
Three Hours An Operation on My iPod
There are bright sides of whimsically cracking open a non-crucial device in one's e-antiques box, of course.
Fwd: A Letter to the Future
I like this self-similarity life shows me. That as a collective we are not wiser: that I don't know how to survive in a crowd as well as I deem ideal; that even though Homo sapiens has got 8 billion individuals and tons upon tons of biomass and artifacts, There's no hint that help will … Continue reading Fwd: A Letter to the Future
Interdimensional Jealousy / Towards the Deadline of my First PhD Proposal
Sure, deadlines usually call for extreme values in imposter syndrome -- they can be totally overcome for a while, or completely overwhelm me, such as tonight.
