About (2025 version)

I am sometimes what I don’t want to be. But sometimes I become what I have always wanted to be. Who am I really?

There’s so much to learn about a lot of things, including our own selves.

This is what I think in 2025.

About (2024 version)

I often remember my very first gift. It was a book, given to me by my (maternal) grandpa. I was too young to read or even know what books were, but I felt fascinated nevertheless, and what’s interesting to me still, is that I remember this event so vividly.

I was so little that I didn’t know my name, how old I was, or even what I was. Like all children, I was instinctively behaving without knowing why (children develop reasoning skills after age six). All I knew was that it ‘felt good’ to have a colorful book in my hand. I would leaf through the book and savor each moment with the eagerness of a maximally curious child.

About (2023 version)

This is my my microworld. A place where I will continue to build upon, as soon as I get the chance.

The idea for microworlds is similar to playing a Minecraft world for the rest of your life. You just keep playing whenever you get the chance, and keep it saved, as time goes by. I am curious how this site will look in several years’ time.

Or whether I would continue it for many years or not?

About (2022 version)

Beyond childhood, youth, and the associated tribulations, I divide my life so far into three periods. The golden period, the dreamy period, and the period of reality.

In the golden period, which lasted nearly 15 years, I was a professor of mathematics, social and natural sciences at several universities in East Asia.

In the dreamy period, I stopped teaching and entered the land of programming. The teacher and the programmer are still a part of me, even though I have entered the stage of reality. In this stage, I strive to have the color of colorlessness.

I write so I can think better.