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Observations of the little red dot from Taiwan. By Nassim Nicholas Taleb, for me, is such a book.

This blog is about three things. Thursday, June 11, 2009. Posted by Almost Infamous Anthony. Tuesday, June 02, 2009.

Musings from a dude in Singapore. Tuesday, January 27, 2015. Interesting story at TOC regarding a LTA officer who refused to give summons for a car clearly in violation of parking laws. Thursday, January 22, 2015. NUS law professor takes law into his own hands. That is just so ba.

Sardonic ambivalence in a progressive society. Some trenchant thoughts about bare-bones humanity. To participate in and for them to subsequently score some column inches in the local newspaper. This of course bodes well for a nation often accused for its apathy towards current affairs and societal matters. The main source of my ire, specifically, is budding citizen photojournalists who ostentatiously play the shame game by whipping out their handy camera phones.

Love is space and time measured by the heart. Thursday, April 7, 2011. I did not put in a single entry in the past 8 months. I am positively happier and more alive nowadays. 2 years ago, I went back to church looking every bit like a refugee who was not only deprived of basic human needs, but also TLC. 2 years later, I am literally bigger, more solid in mind, body, heart and soul. Which was why I read.

Tin Pei Ling and the Real Reason Why Singaporeans Are Annoyed.

Of salaries, value and hypocrisy. Elected non-PAP MPs are also part of government. The true winner of the presidential election. Teaching an old dog new tricks. Why Tan Cheng Bock should be president. Gilbert Koh aka Mr Wang. Of salaries, value and hypocrisy. There is no problem paying a premium if the perceived value is greater than the premium paid, which explains why people are willing to pay extra for b.