The Light Side: LVL: ASIAN! Indian-born teenager solves Newton's problem

Tuesday, May 29, 2012

LVL: ASIAN! Indian-born teenager solves Newton's problem

Wow, just wow!

Way to go Asians! Another youngster of Asian blood had shown living proof that we really are of great minds and great potentials.

An Indian teenage boy named Shouryya Raywas able to solve a problem posed by Sir Isaac Newton that baffled many scientists for centuries. And take note, he said, ""When it was explained to us that the problems had no solutions, I thought to myself, 'well, there's no harm in trying". Man, that's one cool response. It reminds me that for every problem there is always a solution.

Cheers for Asians! Okay, so he's technically a German now, but he's of Indian blood. That's still Asian. XP

You are one awesome genius kid Shouryya Ray. You really are. I really wanted to shake your hands right now. I'll just have to settle for a virtual handshake right now.

Here's a complete article of what I'm talking about.

German teen Shouryya Ray solves 300-year-old mathematical riddle posed by Sir Isaac Newton

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The Scribbler's Yin Yang

Light Side and Dark Side.

The Yin and the Yang.

The presence of these two elements presents the balance of life. This is what I strongly believed in.

As you can see, the name I use is Soft Quill. This is what I usually project as my outside appearance. The inscriber, the seeker of the truth and knowledge.

Not wanting to disrupt the balance of the Yin Yang, I also go under the name Soft Kill, which can be said as a name befitting a murderer or a criminal. With this, I show my Dark Side. As every other ordinary people, I hide this side of me.

Soft Quill and Soft Kill. Cleverly, they have similar pronunciation.

In my Light Side, I am a student of the law, trying to understand the codes that punish the wrong and put the bad guy behind bars. Recognizing the fact that one's reputation is hard to build and fortify but is very much fragile that once destroyed it is hard to bring back, I try to keep my promises, even if it takes forever before I keep it. This is the real me.

In my Dark Side, I am the law breaker, constantly trying to find the loopholes provided by the crooked members of the legislative body who created laws that punish the ignorant small-time thief who tries to take a few cents from an average store-owner, but leaves the cunning legislators free to fatten themselves up with the money stolen from the people themselves in broad daylight. There's a thrill in learning that you can kill and yet escape from the punishments. This is also the real me.

So what have I learned by recognizing my Yin Yang?

Only this.

Life is tough. You've got to deal with it.

I let everyone see my Light Side. As for my Dark Side, I prefer to be concealed. Secrets are what makes a woman, a woman. Or so says one of my favorite villain in a manga.

See you around.