Galileo and Descartes are, no double of guess, monumental giants for their obvious reasons. For OpenML, it means the two just born the modern Determinism of AI.

I stumbled upon a daily Reddit feed in my email box which captured my interests.

I study Social Psychology in order to get insights about myself. A book on Social Psychology sparked my interests on this field so I picked up a text book about it. The notion of "Fundamental Attribution Error" and its application on World War II German society ignited my examination on my past 30 years of life as a Chinese.

In order for individuals to thrive and excel, a health-fostering culture must be created.

When you are offered a small gift, mostly likely you are being manipulated. Doing business with people is not about playing Psychological tricks on them, but to genuinely offering values for them

A little dig on this history teaches us why Aristotle became the super star during western's medieval period, reveals why the work of of Thomas Aquinas, Summa Theologica, was such a genius monumental masterpiece, and most importantly - the enduring power of synthesis

Having been constantly cognized by the feeling of Lucky Streaks and the notion of Buddhism's idea of Karma prevailed in many aspects of our lives and works, I found this would have also become a philosophical subject known as "Determinism"

15 years have passed though, the movie "Oliver Twist" (2005) keeps resonating inside my heart. I watched that movie several times 15 ago for the purpose of improving my English while I was a high-school student. Looking back at it in the AI-era today, I had learnt much more beyond language