Alarming video on Fukushima impact on the world. May 9, 2012
Posted by @Karen_Fu in change, climate change, environment, ethics, faith, life challenges.Tags: Fukushima, Fukushima nuclear accident aftermath, Japan nuclear disaster 2011, Man made disaster, radioactive danger, World disaster
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Far worse than what I thought about the fukushima radioactive leak. So cancer prevention should be the first to come into consideration if what Dr Helen Caldicott said is true.I can believe it is mostly true. But what I didn’t know was the extent of the disaster. We should never place complacency in what we know and play with fire. I will leave you to watch the video. It is very concisely presented. Anyone who still thinks nuclear is a viable source of power to expand economically should have their brains ‘washed’ by now. Technology should gear towards to how to cancer prevention and cure. I think that’s the most important task now — not the power struggle, fights and material greed. It doesn’t pay. — Karen Fu
“You Don’t Need To Be Awesome At Hwa Chong”: When Failure Means A Hell Lot More May 7, 2012
Posted by @Karen_Fu in change, education, human quality, life challenges, real power, Singapore, talent.Tags: education, Elite schools, singapore
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Note: Two weeks ago, a number of former Chinese High students spontaneously penned two separate FaceBook notes about their experiences when they were in school.
It’s been about two weeks since Wei Leong’s FaceBook note (here) and Jianrui’s follow-up (here) were published, and I’m pretty sure that most of us within their social circles and even beyond have been charmed by their sentiment and post-graduation enlightenment.
