the __earthinc

One of the benefits of reading books with related themes back-to-back (or at least within a certain duration where the read is fresh) is that the reader can contextualize the content of latter more deeply than he or she otherwise could.

Abrahamic religions are interesting in the sense that they share a common history.

Malaysia’s strong GDP growth in recent quarters has been attributed to sectors relating to artificial intelligence build-up.

I had one unconventional history tutorial as an undergraduate long ago.

The internet was supposed to be a wonderfully liberating medium.

It is natural to make a list of countries one has visited before.

Yesterday, the World Bank updated its database to include the new 2025 datapoints.

Malaysia has dreamed of joining a class of rich industrialized economies since the 1990s.

I am a proponent of an early general election for Malaysia.

When the government in Putrajaya highlighted its policy of warmer air-conditioned office temperature as part of the drive to save energy, Malaysiakini exaggeratedly called it an austerity drive.[1] It is not at all but several weeks later, the government…