I'm grateful for having a charismatic and passionate PM Tun Mahathir.
He loves his job so much that he will take all necessary steps to keep visions of his ideal Malaysia alive. Make Malaysia great again with 3rd National Car, unlike useless PM6 who only knows how to build MRT when you already have LRT & Monorail.
He is such a powerful figure, that no past or present foe is able to dethrone him. He even advises economic superpowers like USA, telling her President to resign!
He has a squeaky clean background, never being charged with financial scandal involvements, unlike Najib!
He is also a man of his word, always repeating his promise of handing over the reins to his long-time acquaintance Anwar!
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. He even went to a conference with UMNO and PAS, watching Pakatan's enemies closely!
.......so-called charismatic butmore like a simpleton pakpandir of the 21st century who imagines better STEM-centric workforce by changing language.......
.....as though it will be a permanent solution and no flip-flop after a year or two.
Mastering STEM has to come from the heart. Start from young- teach, cultivate and encourage curiosity using Socratic method. Emphasis of lessons in school must strictly be based on evidence-based truth only, keeping personal beliefs and delusions at bay. The youngs must be nurture to be capable of think out-of-the-box to challenge anything conventional or traditional, hence navigate confidently and independently out of Plato Cave to achieve significant breakthrough in their life subsequently - to survive in this era of IR 4.0 and beyond.
At the end, be grateful that his efforts are all nonstarters, and nothing changed. Time and tide wait for no man.
....when public uni continue to empty the coubtry coffers and deteriorate into degree mills that flood the job market with freaky misfts, incapable pakpandirs and wolves-in-sheep-clothing lbaimalangs of this proto-homo deus era.
change is always unsettling and risking,...change is the time that can lead to chaos, change and many people resist and many people loses out............change cannot be too drastic , change should be managed, change is about timing, about choosing the right timing just like stock market.
change is a fascinating subject, change got change experts...change not too fast, not too slow, change not too drastic not too slow, change and the goldilocks point, and what about unintended consequences, secondary effects, reactions, and study and planning....
and then, there are professional pessimists just like you.....
Hahahaha qqq3, Gratitude and gratefulness are political dirty words to be used by dirty politicians to tell you, you do what I told and not what I do and still be grateful to them.
lee....there is a simple test............its called morals and ethics.......
we can reliably test based on morals and ethics.....other than that, lots of unknowns and unknowable.......and unintended consequences.....even morals and ethics, it is subject to judgements..........and people with good judgement is rare....qqq is an exception.
Hahahaha In US there are so many ghettos where police also dare not entry. In China with CCTV, AI and cashless society, safety and security are ensured.
....opened his big mouth and made the US Embassy felt disappointed that the “spirit of constructive dialogue” was not observed; thus underscorong the ties between the two nations.
.... opened his big mouth and made Indian palm oil importers effectively stopped all purchases from top supplier Malaysia (after the government privately urged them to boycott its product following a diplomatic spat)
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grateful that moral and ethical means do not say different things at different times............
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Grateful is all sapiensshould feel these days - wherever they live - whatever their names are (hadi or pakpandir).....
......that moral values hav evolved and been refined over times, by countless UNSUNG HEROES with their use of judgmental critism, based on the the principle of treating others as you want to be treated.
Dear qqq3, See what have you done to Mr. Koon? He is now "Cutting off the nose to spite the face” in his latest JAKS article. Are you still in his email CC list? If so would you write a personal letter to him asking him to get over with JAKS. You are and he is right in buying JAKS because of Vietnam power plant but the only problem is he bought JAKS too early, too much with margin finance and had to sell due to margin call. And I am wrong to write about JAKS conspiracy theory, I am sorry.
Hahahaha I3lurker, now I upgrade my taste to Pchem. Buy on discount day sales like now. My USD to MYR DCI done. MYR in the bank tomorrow will top up Pchem.
This quote is often mentioned by people who have been betrayed, conned or failed in life. IF you had practiced the saying from day one, one would not be a victim to deceit, greed or betrayal. Anyway, it asserts one to be humble
FOLLOWING two weeks of selloff of equities sparked by the coronavirus outbreak, the breach in support levels finally snapped - the fragile FBM KLCI tumbled to briefly hit its eight-year low of 1,521 on Feb 3 - a level last seen on Jan 31,2012.
How can I know 8 yr low is the mkt bottom, please ? Thanks. I am hardly breathing now !
"Posted by ahbah > Feb 10, 2020 9:11 PM | Report Abuse The mkt killer bear has taken all we have n depressed n compressed our souls into a flat thin pancake now !"
More example of 'by chance'/ randomness in.....(from pre-conception time of every sapiens) is the idea of millions of sperm are on an Olympian race to reach the egg.....
.......Of the 250 million sperm in the average human ejaculate, only a few hundred actually end up at the fertilisation site, i.e. about (or less than) one in a million.
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* After all, This Is the Age When Your Brain Is at Its Most Random.....
.....In research published last month in the journal PLOS Computational Biology, mathematician Nicholas Gauvrit and his team at the LABORES Scientific Research Lab, a research institution in Paris, discovered that when it comes to random thinking and decision-making, a person’s ability peaks at about age 25 and then gradually declines for the next several decades, eventually dropping off sharply at around age 60...
Gauvrit and his colleagues argued that the ability to mimic a random process is a mentally difficult task, requiring sustained and focused attention, among other highly complex cognitive skills. In other words, if your answers are truly random, you’re at the top of your game, cognitively speaking.
Which, in turn, means that a person’s ability to generate randomness can be used to help determine a baseline of cognitive function. Other studies show that success on these sorts of tests is also associated with creativity. Some researchers have argued that randomness is what allows human beings to brainstorm and solve problems.
Similarly, religiosity only fills half a cup of spirituality.
* Analysis of data from the Early Childhood Longitudinal Study (ECLS)-Kindergarten Cohort to complete the study. They examined the effects of parents' religious attendance and how the religious environment in the household (frequency of parent-child religious discussions and spousal conflicts over religion) influenced a nationally representative sample of third-graders. They reviewed the children's psychological adjustment, interpersonal skills, problem behaviors, and performance on standardized tests (reading, math, and science).
They found that third-graders' psychological adjustment and social competence were positively correlated with various religious factors. However, students' performance on reading, math, and science tests were negatively associated with several forms of parental religiosity.
The findings suggest that parental religiosity is a mixed blessing that produces significant gains in social psychological development among third-graders while potentially undermining academic performance, particularly in math and science.
"Religion emphasizes moral codes designed to instill values such as self-control and social competence," said Bartkowski. "Religious groups' prioritization of these soft skills may come at the expense of academic performance, which is generally diminished for youngsters raised in religious homes when compared with their non-religious peers
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A case for overdose causing poisonous effect
* Even something a good, vital and nourishing as water, when overconsumed causes poisoning too.
Water toxemia is a potentially fatal disturbance in brain functions that results when the normal balance of electrolytes in the body is pushed outside safe limits by excessive water intake.
......the hand-picked minister of the newly-created ministry of economic affairs will be well remembered as the First Economy Minister ever who is responsible for the lowest economic growth at 3.6% in a decade.
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I'm grateful for having a charismatic and passionate PM Tun Mahathir.
He loves his job so much that he will take all necessary steps to keep visions of his ideal Malaysia alive. Make Malaysia great again with 3rd National Car, unlike useless PM6 who only knows how to build MRT when you already have LRT & Monorail.
He is such a powerful figure, that no past or present foe is able to dethrone him. He even advises economic superpowers like USA, telling her President to resign!
He has a squeaky clean background, never being charged with financial scandal involvements, unlike Najib!
He is also a man of his word, always repeating his promise of handing over the reins to his long-time acquaintance Anwar!
Keep your friends close, but your enemies closer. He even went to a conference with UMNO and PAS, watching Pakatan's enemies closely!
LONG LIVE THE GODFATHER OF MALAYSIA!