I think the article on converting Solar Energy did fairly well in gaining view, after all, it gained a whooping 12 views! (Haha, back pat). This prompts…… Read more “A leap, perhaps!”
Tag: writing
Writing about Globalization and Human Rights
For our courses I had a chance to learn more about the big actors in human rights legislation. The discussion about social media and human rights were…… Read more “Writing about Globalization and Human Rights”
Should we focus more on the process than the result?
I think some of my friends share with me the ethical points of view, to see things as its result rather than the process of achieving it,…… Read more “Should we focus more on the process than the result?”
An Itaewon class OST list
It’s strange to talk about Itaewon Class. Part of me doesn’t want to share my impression of this precious movie, but part of me want to introduce…… Read more “An Itaewon class OST list”
Should I write about AI?
In the last article of Writing in time of Crisis (P1 / P2) I wanted to briefly discussed about AI. Why is it such a buzzword? What…… Read more “Should I write about AI?”
Should you keep blaming the pandemic for your failure?
For us to face the crisis altogether, maybe it is easier to feel compassionate towards other and be able to understand struggle, as we also go through…… Read more “Should you keep blaming the pandemic for your failure?”
The cost of inaction
Counting on the seconds of typing this, it has probably takes me 3 times longer to think than to jot down the words themselves. To be a…… Read more “The cost of inaction”
Writing in time of crisis (p.1)
What happened to America? Black lives matter and what you can do to help. I hope this piece might at least serve its job of putting my thinking out there. A couple of things I have been reading and want to have a recap.
To the night that she was finally granted
This is just another spontaneous flow of thought recorded after midnight – something that she often does just to get her out of boredom, something to release…… Read more “To the night that she was finally granted”
