I was just walking around my dorm today and came across a poster about a talk to be held in my university about Stephen Hawking’s book A Brief History of Time.
I took a look at the related books area and instantly decided to set a mission for myself: I’m going to read most (if not all) of Stephen Hawking’s writings. They are so elegant and yet, simple. Hawking’s writings read like a series of thought experiments: it’s not laden with terms and jargons for showing off’s sake, yet he manages to explain and predict the most difficult sciences of our nature. Truly, simple is beautiful.
I’ve been in and out of this blog of more than a couple of years now, and it’s been a pitiful half a year ago since I wrote my last post. Initially when I first started this blog, I was writing about random stuffs (it was called kiZZ kiZZ’s daily rambling back then). Then I wanted to look smart and started to focus on writing philosophical stuffs like why you shouldn’t get upset with people, but ideas quickly ran out and posts stopped coming out. Then I started writing about random things again but without a clear direction, the motivation just wasn’t there after the excitement of opening a blog worn off. After migrating technical posts over to my other blog Code for Concinnity, my main blog here quickly became stagnant.
Recently Bill Gates opened his new personal Web site the Gates Notes, where he writes about what he’s learning lately. That suddenly reminded of my true passion of all time – learning. That’s right, I love learning things of all kinds: technical, philosophical fluff talks or anything, it’s just always fun. That is going to be the new direction of my blog – I’ll write about what I’m learning lately and my new wicked ideas, so all of you out there can get a sip of my greatness. 
Kudos to Bill for the nice idea and inspiration. You probably deserve to be so rich after all, bastard. 
