Berkeley, Sunday, May 31, 2020 9:13 PM The genius of Pascal is that interesting that I continue discovering about him, not by reading about him, not for searching about his works for learning about him, but for learning about his applied works by applying them, and then learning that he either wrote or invented them. […]
Category: Life
Math Museum
Berkeley, Saturday, May 29, 2020 00:11 AM There is this great thing of Professor Tim Berners-Lee’s World Wide Web (www) invention that is the sharing of good information. I found this excellent page about a museum of math history, or rather about great contributors to math through history. Here is the link for my further […]
Which one?
Berkeley, Friday, May 29, 2020 5:22 PM It [C]ms that C++ got an A+ as the next generation of his pioneers PASCAL, Fortran, and others, which are not BASIC languages (1). All seem somehow complicated. Now, we have [Python]s, ANACONDAs, Pandas, and who knows what else. It seems that JULIA is missing her [R]omeo. I […]
Loyalty
Berkeley, Tuesday, May 26, 2020 12:02 PM A quote that my father told me around 2009, which he learned from my grandma: Más vale un gramo de lealtad que un kilo de inteligencia. The translation is more or less as follows: One pound of loyalty worths more than a ton of intelligence. I do not […]
Easy to please, but hard to satisfy
Period.! Period? Actually, it is not a period or a full stop, but that title, to those who apply, means three dots or an ellipsis. Further, the eternal Father wants us always to continue growing (See Mt 5, 48). References: The title is a quote by Kreeft (2000 p. 19), who quoted C.S. Lewis, who […]
Discipline: so needed and so essential
Berkeley, Sunday May 17, 2020 5:58 PM All of us are come to the this world upside down. Actually, our moms know that we are ready to come to this world, when we correctly place ourselves in her womb upside down. Beyond the nine months that we have been nurturing in her womb, the first […]
How How How?
Do dogs ask questions? Berkeley, Tuesday, May 12, 2020 10:59 PM
Why do people study fishes?
Perhaps to get a real taste of how is life under pressure. It might not be true the reason but it is a good analogy. Berkeley Sunday, May 3, 2020 11:41 PM
Dig
Berkeley, Sunday, May 3, 2020 5:41 PM If you are digging your own grave, no one would fight you for the shovel. I do not know all the meanings of the quote, but I read it the other day in a Op-Ed [Sorry for the imprecise quotation, because it is in purpose, as I do […]
Sharp minds and good hearts
Berkeley, Friday, May 1, 2020 9:40 PM A sharp mind has a cutting edge to break through complexity, find truths, and bring up light. It is not a navigator of safe waters, it rather is an icebreaker. An explorer of land and rivers, who gets into the muddy waters, and even into polluted waters to […]
