By Tae-Sik
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April 4, 2020
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~2 min read
A Chinese Conspiracy Theory It's mid 2019 and Hong Kong students are pushing back against China. They are demanding representation in government, their freedom and liberty. Hong Kong is a Chinese territory, but some people of Hong Kong have had enough. They are going to march, demand rights, liking to a democratic country. They demonstrate […]
By Tae-Sik
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March 22, 2020
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~3 min read
We have smart people on both sides of the aisle. Half the pundits say the shutting down of all commerce for 30 days is justified. The other half say otherwise. I have heard people I respect say the Covid19 is not a normal flu virus and something to be taken very seriously. The other half […]
By Tae-Sik
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June 12, 2025
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~12 min read
This is my impressionistic explanation of how the Bitcoin Wallet works and how it fits within the larger Bitcoin ecosystem. There are 3 components to the Bitcoin core. The Bitcoin core is the software or programmatic implementation of the Bitcoin software system. 1. Bitcoin Mining 2. Bitcoin Node 3. Bitcoin Wallet Bitcoin miners compete for […]
By Tae-Sik
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April 5, 2020
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~2 min read
Old Rich People Run the World during the Covid19 Crisis Nations are often pushed into international wars and conflict, in a struggle for geopolitical power, for the acquisition of prized resources and commodities, trade advantages, financial and political leverage. We send our young men to war, thousands die and we spend millions to acquire and […]
By Milan Ji
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December 1, 2025
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~2 min read
The practice of reading a book, particularly when performed aloud, retains a distinct significance in comparison to the consumption of content via audiobooks or audiovisual formats such as videos. While audiovisual learning engages multiple sensory perceptions, specifically sight and hearing, and audiobooks offer a unique sense of intimacy through direct auditory communication, the act of […]