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Monthly Archives: December 2010
Why nobody gives up their seats, and how to fix that.
Why do we ask people to give up their seats? To achieve “efficient seat distribution”- an outcome where the seats on a bus or train go to the people who need them the most. I like the idea of efficient … Continue reading
Week 22. [ Last Of 2010! ]
I’ve been going kinda easy on myself for a while, I haven’t been indulging in the sort of intense reflection that I plan to make a part of my routine and identity. I went drinking with my friends for Christmas, … Continue reading
There are no bad experiences.
There are no bad experiences. Getting your leg blown off would suck. Getting raped is a terrible, traumatic thing. There are few injustices more terrible than being charged for a crime you didn’t commit. All of those are terrible things … Continue reading
The Lumberjack, The Major and The Conductor
A familiar parable: The wise lumberjack knows that the most important thing he needs to do before he fells a tree is to sharpen his axe. (Also, to be in good physical condition, a clear state of mind and to … Continue reading
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Now how?
I’ve realised that I’m not very interested in academia. It seems to me to be very saturated, and relatively kind of ‘sterile’. I’d get bored! I love history, philosophy, literature, economics, sociology, physics, chemistry, biology, neuroscience- so many things- but … Continue reading
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Straits Times Fail 01: Statistical Manipulation
SINGAPORE students have done well in their studies. The Ministry of Education (MOE) released the breakdown by ethnic groups on Monday which showed significant progress made in GCE O and A-levels examinations over the past 10 years. The biggest improvement … Continue reading
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Do yourself a favour.
Would you spend $10 if you got $100 for it? Of course you would. Should you invest a little bit of your precious efforts to treat people with decency and respect if it meant being rewarded for it with mutually … Continue reading
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