Khoa Ly — Chemical Engineering student at Texas A&M University TAMU, passionate about sustainable development, hydrogen fuel, and greener energy solutions from Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam.
If you want to tour the MIT campus in less than 30 minutes like a wild turkey, wandering everywhere like you have nowhere to go, but you actually have a plan, this is your detailed guide to do exactly so. Wild turkeys are apparently everywhere in the Boston area. I saw one roaming the street while strolling down Massachusetts Avenue. The turkey was not afraid of anything. Cars stop for it, and…
View the original post here: Bye, bye, Bear Blog! You can find my favorite blog from 4s here: What the veil reveals . Or the Internet Archive when his blog goes offline. Man, I just don’t know what to say. Since it was ReplyJuly, I have been thinking about writing a reply post to 4s “What the veil reveals” for a long time. I was carried away with my traveling, and even some crazy events (that may…
So it is time for the next Brearblog Carnival. ʕ/ ·ᴥ·ʔ/ This month's theme is: “If you can have dinner with anyone in the world, who would they be?” This is my usual conversation opener with anyone. It opens up a little window into their world, about things that they care deeply about at the moment. A dinner is not short-form entertainment. It’s when you spend an evening with someone to share what…
So it has been a really long time I have not been blogging. I kept telling myself everyday that I need to update my blog, with something, but I cannot find anything really blog-wrothy. A lot has happened since my last post. Like I piggy back students into MIT and almost got locked in their terrace. I'm back at running which is great. My brain suddenly brought me back to the time where 11 people…
NYC, June 2026 It has been a looooong time since I wrote in my blog. Maybe it's time to give my blog some music. Check out the jazz that the bustling NYC metropolitan public transportation makes here: www.trainjazz.com I rode on a subway for the first time ever last June, and I am fascinated by the coordination that happens behind the scene. This is a perfect visualization to it. Cheers to NYC…
Here are 20 steps that I reconned somewhere on the internet. Even though I called them "steps," order of execution does not matter. Take yourself out for dinner. No phone, just a notebook. Go to the cinema alone. Stay in your seat after it ends. Pick a nearby town you've never visited. No agenda, just show up. Go a full day with no phone. Take a long solo walk and record voice notes as you go.…
Which means it's the perfect day for me to join Junited! ᐠ( ᐛ )ᐟ What is Junited? From Robert's The Junited idea is simple, and basically what many bloggers already do: sharing others' posts. No challenge, no pressure, just the joy of sharing. My Junited 2026 list: Alex Hsu's Game Mindeset Jame's Favorite Typewriter 4s' What the Veil Reveals Nate's Really Fast Feedback is Great TechLex's Is…
Hi, I am Khoa, and I support Pride Month.
On the trip to Aberdeen, I met Aaron, a fellow Mechanical Engineering student. I was a bit lame when I asked the usual, cliche question that everyone ask each other at college: "What do you want to do with your degree?" Aaron said "I want to get rich and buy three trampolines." Period...No other explanation. My tiny little brain was expecting something along the line of: I want to do research in…
I got a suggestion from Ali that I should write about my experience somewhere that is not touristy. I opened up my camera roll, and I realized all the places I visited were filled with tourists lol. I am only here for three weeks, I am a tourist at the end of the day. The past weekend, I planned to go couch-surfing to actually meet and talk (for a long time) with locals. I went lurking on many…