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Learning how to cry and time travel.
I was walking on the familiar uneven pavement streets which I called home for the past three months, with an oat milk latte in one hand and a banana loaf in the other, with Clare de Lune on my Airpods playing on repeat, as I made my way to my final 1-on-1 boxing session at… Continue reading
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trying to do too much
I often feel like I am trying to do too much Teaching assistant for microeconomics Trying to write a book running two blogs a podcast 19 credits semester one independent study class side research for Upenn Wharton conference Today I added two more things: I am now trying to start a Pan-Asian Chapter at Villanova,… Continue reading
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results and hard work
I’ve considered myself a hard worker for a while now I remember getting up at 4:30 AM to practice two hours of basketball before school started because after school I would have 2-hours of rehearsal for musical theatre and I’d be too tired to play basketball then. I wanted to balance both basketball and theatre… Continue reading
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Necessary and destructive happiness
Happiness is a just discrimination between what is necessary, destructive, neither necessary nor destructive, and what is necessary and destructive We need the necessary essentials: food water shelter We should avoid the destrutcgive: violence hatred and corruption There are things that are necessary but also can be destructive: the oil industry, corporations, and burning the… Continue reading
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Winners and Losers: a cashless society
In Sweden, cash retail transactions have fallen 80% Digital transactions in China have risen from 4% in the past 20 years to 34% in 2017. A cashless society provides many benefits to society Countries spend roughly 0.5% of their GDP managing physical cash Consumers have better tracking of their money in digital forms, more convenience,… Continue reading
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Calculated risks
We make calculated risks every day – intuitively How quickly can I jaywalk without getting hit by a car? What if I run through a yellow light? Eating spicy food As I learn more about investing and trading, I’ve tried to apply those skills to life in terms of making calculated risks. But not just… Continue reading
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I wish I hugged them
Today I had to say farewell to my co-workers as I leave for Hong Kong tomorrow Because I switched departments half-way through my internship, I essentially had to say goodbye to two departments of people Although short-lived, 3-weeks, I still got to know these people And I’d be lying if I said I didn’t get… Continue reading
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It’s actually so difficult to go your own path
Going your own path is always difficult and it always will be Those that forge their own path are either crazy or maybe just crazy enough to succeed But if you’re not willing to break the societal mold that we’ve fabricated, then you won’t survive on that arduous path The path is meant for people… Continue reading
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The fear of UBI
With the rise of AI and robotics, there is a lot of fear surrounding the job market and job losses in the developed world. In Kai-Fu Lee’s book, AI superpowers, he mentions three potential solutions to the rise of AI Retraining people Shifting people (maybe 3-4 day work weeks?) A general minimum income, or universal… Continue reading
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optimism
It’s easy to be a critic It’s easy to be negative When society sees someone going the road less traveled, or going a road that’s never been traveled, our instinct is to condemn the individual for being irrational But realism and optimism are not polar opposites In fact, a realistic optimist is the best type… Continue reading
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