Saturday, 29 October 2011

Life-Death wisdom

I think of days as a single lifetime. In the morning it is birth, in the afternoon it is middle-age, at 7pm it is retirement, at night the mind run itself out of power and stops wanting to interact with itself as energetically and blanks out. or the mind itself is tired of being in some hypnotic state putting on the Eugene act or HKUST student act or whatever act all day long and snaps out of it to retune itself to representing the universe in its default form.

What do I mean a lifetime? A state of self-consciousness that lasts until self-consciousness is not supported.

Thursday, 27 October 2011

I think I think, therefore I think I am!

I think I think, therefore I think I am!
I think (I think, therefore I am)!

I don't think, therefore I am!
I don't think, therefore I am not!
I think, therefore I am not!
I think, therefore I am!

Sunday, 23 October 2011

Getting in the mood.

Do you find it strange sometimes people find it difficult to get in the mood for something?

Is it the mind that's not in alignment or is it the task set at the wrong time? Which one should decide?

I'm not sure. The mind should be deciding what happens next everytime a decision has to be made. This means where the task is set depends on the mind. Putting that together, the mind is not in alignment with itself. (Assuming the mind can determine the task setting process)

Strange how the problem is gone after a bit of logic.

Thursday, 20 October 2011

LOLOLOL!

Take a look at where those campaign contributions are coming from!

Notice where Mitt Romney is getting his money from! (Hint: All banks!!)

http://www.opensecrets.org/pres12/contriball.php?cycle=2012

Monday, 3 October 2011

Some pretty cool test cases.

OMG

I met someone who did HKAYP expedition and Phoenix Peak on Lantau, exactly as we did, at around the same time. I thought that was pretty cool because she really didn't look like that type of person, but everyone can do it.

Which is somewhat a sad reminder, because one of my Dad's (and my) friends died quite quickly from septic shock (massive blood clots...) a few days ago, most likely and known to be due to the complications of cancer treatment. While he was in the terminal stages of cancer, he did his best to live.

I could go into the details but it was what I expected but never wanted to witness.

He was a dedicated hiker and photographer. I was planning future trips just recently.

OK, life is pretty weird.

One time my program works the next moment I face a bug I put in that is smarter than I am.