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I came across a framework that maps grief onto astrophysics — gravitational collapse, event horizons, time dilation — and my first reaction was that it sounds like academic overreach. But the more I sat with it, the more it made sense. Not because the metaphors are poetic. Because they describe something I
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There is a version of Malaysian history that gets taught in schools, repeated in official ceremonies, and printed in textbooks. In that version, independence happened on 31 August 1957, Malaysia is one nation that formed naturally, and the country has been moving forward ever since. That version leaves out quite
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I will be honest: I almost did not make it to this activity at all. This semester has been one of the harder ones. My car broke down. I have been dealing with financial strain. I missed classes and presentations. I am autistic and schizophrenic, and when life gets unstable,
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There is a difference between education and training, and it matters. Education is about developing a person — their curiosity, their capacity to think, their ability to engage with the world on their own terms. Training is about making a person useful to someone else's system. The problem is
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Modern corporations did not invent their legal shields from scratch. They inherited them — from colonial charter companies that built immunity into their founding documents, from plantation owners who turned human beings into spreadsheet data, and from legal doctrines that have been quietly updated for the 21st century. The East India
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Databases: A Quick Overview Before databases existed, applications each managed their own data files. Every program had its own format, its own storage, and no way to share data with anything else. This caused a lot of duplication, inconsistency, and maintenance headaches. The database approach solved this by introducing a
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Malaysia presents itself as a modern, constitutional democracy. But for Muslims who want to leave the faith — or who were never given a real choice in the first place — the legal system becomes a trap with no exit. This is not just a religious debate. It is about state power,
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Just sharing this because GXBank is running a decent referral promo at the moment, and I figured some of you might find it useful. They offer personal and business credit limits of up to RM150,000 that you can draw down instantly — which is pretty handy if you need quick
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I've been using Wise for cross-border transfers and card payments. It works well for me as a student in Malaysia who sometimes needs to deal with foreign currency transactions without getting wrecked by bank fees. If you're looking for a straightforward way to send money internationally