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Memorial Day Blog

So another Memorial Day weekend is approaching. I feel relaxed knowing that I don’t have to go back to work until August 29 and looking forward to my usual exotic summer travels, but we sure can use much warmer weather… Continue Reading →

The Ten Commandments. ( Mathematics & Science version)

Thou Shalt not divide any number by zero.  ( common sense) Thou Shalt not distribute a function operator into any parentheses. (i.e.   cos ( x+y) ≠ cos x + cos y ) Thou Shalt not reduce any fractions to the… Continue Reading →

Reflection & Resolution

Another wonderful Xmas and New Year holidays spent in Shanghai visiting my dear friends and also a visit to Taipei for the New Year count down. I had the chance to go to my father’s grave site and paid my… Continue Reading →

Holiday Season

Another round of holiday season is coming up starting with my annual trip to Las Vegas in the week of Thanksgiving visiting friends while enjoying the exciting night lives in the city of sin. Then my travel to Shanghai in… Continue Reading →

Evolution

Is Evolution a good thing? As a scientist, I always support Evolution for it provides substantial evidence about the origin of species and the development of life on this planet. Evolution is reliable knowledge over creationism and intelligent design so… Continue Reading →

The illusion of a God

As a kid growing up in Hong Kong where I attended Catholic schools from elementary to junior high, it was mandatory to study Bible History course every year and failing that would mean repeating the school year without advancing to… Continue Reading →

Quantum Interpretation

Quantum Mechanics was developed over 80 years ago and it brought us the computers, microchip technology, semiconductor industry and laser technologies. Despite how successful quantum mechanics has been over the last century, we as physicists are still struggling with understanding… Continue Reading →

Science vs Religion

I have been approached by people asking me whether or not science should include religion, and as a scientist, how should I be communicating with deeply religious people? Let me start out by saying that science and religion are very… Continue Reading →

The Nature of Science

As I said many times to people in the past that science isn’t about “prove” or “disprove” anything in the world. The nature of science is to formulate theories based on observations and to construct mathematical models to determine whether… Continue Reading →

Reflection ( Labor day weekend)

Every now and then I like taking the time to isolate myself from crowded environment with a mug of good quality coffee and contemplate about the universe including the meaning of life and all the abstracts. It is very different… Continue Reading →

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