Teng Huey

Joined March 2023

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As a tech enthusiast with a passion for learning and exploring new topics, I write about the latest trends in technology, as well as a variety of other subjects. From science to culture and everything in between.

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Why companies are pushing people to return to office.
Working from home has become increasingly popular in recent years, with numerous studies highlighting the benefits it offers to both employees and businesses. Research consistently shows that remote work leads to higher efficiency, reduced staff turnover, and higher quality work. Additionally, it is often more cost-effective for both the business and its workers. Despite these advantages, many companies are now pushing for their employees to return to the office. This article will explore the reasons behind this trend.
By Teng Huey6 months ago in 01
How to Think Fast Before You Speak
In a fast-paced world, it's crucial to think fast before you speak, especially when under pressure. Some people seem to have a natural talent for thinking on their feet, while others struggle to come up with a coherent response. However, it's not necessarily about IQ or talent - it's about training your brain to think in frameworks.
By Teng Huey7 months ago in Journal
Unsolicited Advice
Unsolicited advice is something that most people have experienced at some point in their lives. It’s the advice that someone offers without being asked, and it can be about anything from career choices to parenting, relationships, health, and more. While some people might welcome unsolicited advice, others find it annoying, intrusive, or even offensive. So, when is it appropriate to give unsolicited advice, and when is it best to keep it to yourself?
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Humans
The Evolution of Genetic Modification
Since humans began domesticating animals and selectively breeding them, they have been participating in a rudimentary form of genetic modification. For thousands of years, humans have been altering various species of plants and animals. Today, many foods people take for granted, such as corn, bananas, and cucumbers, only exist in their current form as a direct result of human genetic intervention.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Futurism
The Importance of Friendship: Navigating a 'Friendship Recession' in the 21st Century
Friendship is an important aspect of human life that has been discussed by many scholars and philosophers. Aristotle, for example, saw friendship as an ideal relationship that involves genuine and radical equality without any sense of exchange or transaction. However, the quality and quantity of friendships are difficult to measure, which makes it hard for social scientists to study and understand this relationship. Despite this, studies have shown that having close friends is essential to mental and physical health. In fact, being without a close friend, or being lonely, can be as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Humans
Why Being Older Can Give You an Advantage
Have you ever wondered why some people seem to excel more than others in sports, academics, or their careers? Could their success be attributed to the month they were born in? Believe it or not, this phenomenon exists and it’s called the Relative Age Effect (RAE).
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Unbalanced
Artistic or Artificial: The Legal Debate around AI-Generated Art
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been rapidly evolving in recent years, and its impact on various industries, including art, is becoming increasingly significant. With AI-generated art gaining popularity, a critical question arises: who owns the copyright for this artwork, the machine or the artist who used it? This question is at the center of a growing legal debate, which has yet to reach a consensus.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Futurism
The Netherlands: How a Country Became a Biking Utopia
The Netherlands is well-known for its bike infrastructure and has been recognized as one of the best biking countries in the world. However, it wasn't always that way. Dutch cities such as Amsterdam used to have just as much traffic and air pollution as American cities do today. But how did the Netherlands go from having polluted cities to creating a biking utopia? In this article, we'll explore the history of biking in the Netherlands and how it became a bike-friendly country.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Earth
Top Story - April 2023
The Art of AI: Exploring the Intersection of Creativity and TechnologyTop Story - April 2023
Art has always been a reflection of society and its cultural norms. As technology advances, artists are constantly looking for new ways to express their creativity and push the boundaries of what is possible. In recent years, we have seen a surge of interest in the intersection of art and artificial intelligence (AI). While AI has become ubiquitous in our lives, there is still very little understanding about how it works. Some artists are using AI as a tool to create new forms of art, while others are using it to explore the existential questions of free will, human/machine will, and perception.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Futurism
Life is Short, but Should We Really Be in a Rush?
When we hear the phrase "life is short," it often compels us to live more and do more. However, perhaps we should take this phrase to mean the opposite. Since our time is limited, we should slow down and simplify. Many of us want an extraordinary life filled with constant activity, social engagements, and material possessions. However, none of this is inherently good or bad. What is bad is not knowing the difference and not living according to what is necessary and real.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Humans
Why Fujifilm Cameras are Everywhere
In the past few years, Fujifilm cameras have become increasingly popular, to the point where it seems like they're everywhere you look. But why is that? In this article, we'll explore the reasons behind the rise of Fujifilm and why they've become such a popular choice for photographers.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Photography
The Elusive Nature of Happiness and the Pursuit of Meaning
Happiness is something that we all strive for, but it seems to be something that eludes many of us. We spend so much time chasing happiness that we often miss out on the other important things in life. In fact, the more we pursue happiness directly, the less likely we are to find it. It’s a paradox that has puzzled philosophers, psychologists, and scientists for centuries.
By Teng Huey8 months ago in Humans

Teng Huey

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Why companies are pushing people to return to office.

How to Think Fast Before You Speak

Unsolicited Advice

The Evolution of Genetic Modification

The Importance of Friendship: Navigating a 'Friendship Recession' in the 21st Century

Why Being Older Can Give You an Advantage

Artistic or Artificial: The Legal Debate around AI-Generated Art

The Netherlands: How a Country Became a Biking Utopia

The Art of AI: Exploring the Intersection of Creativity and TechnologyTop Story - April 2023

Life is Short, but Should We Really Be in a Rush?

Why Fujifilm Cameras are Everywhere

The Elusive Nature of Happiness and the Pursuit of Meaning

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