Some Life Lessons I have Learned
When I graduated from Rutgers last May of 2014, I did not have a blog at the time. I had many thoughts of my journey through Pre-school, K-12 grades …
Dawn of Nuclear Age: Bombing of Japan
In part 1 of this entry, I discussed the long-term impacts of the atom bomb and the science behind it. This week, I am discussing the short-term impacts of …
Dawn of Nuclear Age: Manhattan Project
Throughout human history, there have been many moments that changed us, redefined how we do things, and tipped the balance of history. Today, I will look at one of those …
Why Every Student Matters
Couple weeks ago, I put up a blog entry on why education is cool. I mainly focused that entry from the student/learner perspective, but this week, I explore a specific …
The Holdout: A Short Story
This week, I am posting a short-story I wrote years ago for one of my college classes. I wrote this story about a fictional SEAL team waiting to get …
Why is Learning Cool?
Why does learning matter? How does education define humanity’s future? Why is it under-appreciated? How is knowledge compiled through education? How do neurons in the brain evolve through learning? …
Does Society Approve Lying?
Does society approve lying ultimately? This might be a controversial post, but I must focus on an observation I made of society. It is an observation that dwells into …
Nuclear Power: Fission to Fusion
On the grand scale, there are few things more powerful than the power of the stars – or more specifically nuclear fusion. As you probably learned in junior high …
Top 5 Energy Sources to Integrate
The biggest generation issue humanity faces today concerns energy. We have awesome technologies and more on the way, but what is lacking is the proper energy infrastructure necessary to …