Today I began reading Chapter 1 of The Age of AI: And Our Human Future by Eric Schmidt, Daniel Huttenlocher, and Henry Kissinger. I expected to learn about artificial intelligence. What I didn’t expect was to revisit one of the greatest philosophers in history—René Descartes. Descartes is perhaps best known for his famous statement: “IContinue reading “Beginning My AI Learning Journey: Reflections on Chapter 1 of The Age of AI”
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The Book Voucher I Almost Forgot: A Lesson in God’s Timing and Beginning My AI Journey
About a year ago, I received three $10 Kinokuniya book vouchers. Like many gift vouchers, I told myself I would use them “one day.” But life became busy, and before I knew it, almost a year had passed. The vouchers remained tucked away in my wallet, waiting for the right opportunity. I didn’t realize thenContinue reading “The Book Voucher I Almost Forgot: A Lesson in God’s Timing and Beginning My AI Journey”
The Trolley Problem at the Cross: An Easter Philosophy Reflection ✝️
The story of the bridge keeper and his son is often told as a moving Easter illustration. Yet beneath its emotional power lies something even deeper: it is also a profound philosophical problem. At its heart, the story asks the same unsettling question raised in moral philosophy classrooms: Would you sacrifice one life to saveContinue reading “The Trolley Problem at the Cross: An Easter Philosophy Reflection ✝️”
When Dreams Stage Your Inner Chaos: A Robot, a Former Student, and Lunar New Year
Dreams have a way of compressing time, emotion, and memory into something cinematic. Sometimes they feel like a blockbuster directed by Christopher Nolan — nonlinear, intense, and emotionally overwhelming. Recently, I had a dream that hit me this way, and I think it reveals something surprisingly deep about responsibility, change, and care. In this dream,Continue reading “When Dreams Stage Your Inner Chaos: A Robot, a Former Student, and Lunar New Year”
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