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I'm passionate about

Technology (not PC stuffs), Humanity (not communist stuffs), Music (not rock n roll stuffs) and Movies (not Harry Potter stuffs)

An idea worth spreading

Every person is an unique individual and we need to be "quiet" to listen to.

Talk to me about

Tell me about your life, I will tell you mine.

People don't know that I'm good at

Singing, literacy and sports.

My TED Story

I simply love TED. Check out my favorite speakers and talks

Comments

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  A comment on Talk: Tan Le: My immigration story

  Mar 28 2012: Hi Anna, you commented too much..
  Anyway, I hope the next Vietnamese generation will achieve much more! This story is more sad than inspiring to me. Just to say.

• A reply on Conversation: What was the most amazing social experience you had and why?

  Feb 17 2011: this is so beautiful.

• A reply on Talk: Kevin Kelly: How technology evolves

  Feb 13 2011: Agree! The talk was way confusing for me, but you guys helped me out perfectly!
  
  Thanks!
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  A comment on Talk: Michael Pawlyn: Using nature's genius in architecture

  Feb 13 2011: Now, I want to be a biologist. :)

• A reply on Talk: Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic

  Feb 11 2011: First, I am very confused by the way you use the word "you". Seem like you are trying to lump me into somethings else for your argument. Also this comment showed that you haven't stop a minute to listen at all, just all the same bla bla bla ...I read all your comments, not just the original.
  
  Anyway, I love to try one last time. OK. There is nobody getting cancer by using plastic although some plastic products in developing country are actually poisonous due to their insufficient local regulation but that is not relevant in this talk now. Here is how people get cancer that associate with plastic. It is when they are living near production plant or recycling plant that release chemicals in the process. And those people are in China or some even poorer country. And those chemicals hit those people better than when they have to travel an ocean to hit others. It is that simple.
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  A reply on Talk: Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic

  Feb 11 2011: @ Adam J.
  
  I love talking with you only if you stop being so political loaded. Capitalism is great, I know that. But it does not mean it is perfect. And if someone are trying to fix it, also doesn't mean he is communist.
  
  You are entitled to your opinion. I think I am done with your political mindset.
  
  One advice for you. Stop assuming that you know more than other like me. I am just not interested in arguing with you.

• A reply on Talk: Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic

  Feb 11 2011: I totally don't understand your first paragraph. It was such a poor paragraph.
  
  About the later point you made. It just showed that you actually agree with Van Jones in your everyday life and that is great. The only thing that suck is that you try to deny his argument because of political reasons. If you guys are unable of logical reasoning, poor you!

• A reply on Talk: Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic

  Feb 10 2011: wow! how destructive was Jones though? Should we set out to vote on that?
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  A reply on Talk: Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic

  Feb 10 2011: The kind of background attack was clearly classified in my Critical Thinking textbook as Ad hominem attack, one of very dirty cheap attack. Make a search and see it yourself. I am not yet mentioning the fact you guys pointed out about his belief is true or not. Was it distorted ..or what ever.. but in this talk he does not seem "way ..out.......there" as you said. Stop being cheap!

• A reply on Talk: Van Jones: The economic injustice of plastic

  Feb 10 2011: Well, do we have a TED standard? Or it is your standard?
  
  Yup, it is not technology, not entertainment, not design. But it is an idea worth spreading!