Author Aden Ng
A short thread with Matt Dillahunty on Twitter led me to face atheist’s uncomfortable cultural racism.
This short story is in response to people I know who insists that everyone, and they do mean everyone, can succeed in life if they simply choose to work hard, with hope, endurance, and a little moxy. Person: Hi, I’m… Continue Reading →
The easiest, insultingly simplified answer to the above question has to do with the development of the id, ego, and superego. In layman’s terms the “id” is one’s instincts, the “ego” is the self’s ability to interact with reality, and… Continue Reading →
Over the past 4 years, I’ve sporadically focused on writing more researched articles on my blog. From pairing images and planning layouts, to counting words and fuming about sources. In psychology, the Dunning-Kruger Effect is a cognitive bias where the… Continue Reading →
(Want to know more about my scoring system? Click here) I don’t do as much book reviews as I would like, honestly. It’s not that I don’t enjoy reading, it’s just difficult to finish a book these days as my critical… Continue Reading →
With Final Fantasy VII remake coming out, we talk about Square Enix’s recent failures and past successes, and how good writing in games helps create epics. For the past three years, I’ve been busy in my free time making a… Continue Reading →
Love Esquire is a game where you go for the cute girls and sexy bikini CGs, but stay for the memorable characters that lives and breathe in a written world. In this first instalment of ‘Written Gold’, we look at how dating sim perfects memorable characters through world interactions.
For the past two weeks, I’ve been trying to write something a little more professional than an open letter rant about two situations that have caught on the local news circuits. The HK protest and the PMD footpath ban. But… Continue Reading →
Weird things get me thinking about my depression. While playing Call of Cthulu with my friends, we ordered dinner and I was asked if I had one of those money management app they could use to transfer me their dinner… Continue Reading →