Nowadays, normally I learn several batches of English words per week.

That would actually take a bunch of my hours.

Now that Intel's processor chips have become unmitigated disasters due to the "Meltdown" security flaw and so on, especially in the arena of cloud computing.

It appears that AMD, after seemingly many years of losses, has turned the table on Intel, suddenly and unexpectedly.

Academic knowledge, for its own sake...

Sometime you have to be able to walk on water, like a boss.

In this day and age, there's too much delectation.

Yet much, if not most, of it feels somehow empty.

Tim Hortons in Montreal used to have a clam chowder soup.

It was good.

Uber allegedly flouted laws.

And they want to change incumbent laws.

The word "plodding" has got some negative connotations with it.

But it should carry mostly positive ones.

Oh, "dove" just means "pigeon."

There are too many luminaries in the U.S. and Canada whom I haven't heard of.

Many societal mechanisms and institutions need to be ameliorated.

For example, religions, as well as marriage.

There are a lot of frivolities in social media.

In order to save some time, unnecessary information should be largely expunged from long-winded university textbooks.

You can reject people.

But try not to spurn anyone.

Sometime it feels like that the Canadian governments are adjudicating on too many matters in Canadians' household life.

Where are the fine lines between private matters and public ones?

Such a lovely pic about dunce's cap.

(http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/dunce_hat.jpg )

Sun Wukong, the monkey king, is so mischievous in the ancient Chinese novel "Journey to the West."