Thursday, January 16, 2014

My experience helping the special ed kids was interesting, and gave me a new perspective about human emotions. As I interacted with them, they were in ecstasies over the most superficial things.  Never before have I seen people so happy and so involved in something so trivial and naïve. It shed on new light on my concept of happiness. True happiness is not having something, such as a cool phone, a cute dog, an awesome friend, or a flashy car. It is finding something you love, something you enjoy doing so much that when you wake up you are so excited that you literally fly out the door. These people have found their passion long before we ever will. We should not look down upon these people; we should not even feel any sympathy towards them. We should envy them, as these are the kinds of people that are truly happy.


Tuesday, January 14, 2014

#SWAG
Claim: Our clothes look so good that even if a dog wore them the squirrels would go to it.
Ethos: Use of a dog, a common household pet.
Pathos: Use of a dog because the general public adores dogs, and especially dogs in clothes.
Logos: If you wear our clothes, then the things you usually chase will come to you (i.e. squirrels)

For those of you who don't know, Dogfather & Co is a spa and fashion department marketed towards dogs

Tuesday, January 7, 2014

New years resolution and semester goals

I didn't really plan to have a new year's resolution, but apparently its my homework now so I guess I have to.
My new year's resolution this year is to do something that is actually useful. I have built a lot of things in the past such as cardboard models of various movie robots such as an AT-AT walker from Star Wars, a tank, a laser cannon also from Star Wars, and a transformers costume that actually transformed. None of these, however, have any practical uses per se, so I aim to make something that actually has some practical uses.
If this resolution is like any other resolution it probably will be broken in the next, like, 10 seconds, even though I don't know how that is possible.
Best wishes,
         Aaron Luo 


Why does this sound so familiar...?

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

The Great Squealer Speaks!

Squealer's reasoning is flawed here. To properly explain it, lets just say that every animal on the farm is extremely selfish and is only concerned of his/her own interests. If all the animals on the farm had a say in the decision making process, everyone would either get what he/she wants or they would reach a compromise so that everyone would each gets a little bit of what he/she wants, hence, Animalism/Communism. However, if Napoleon was the only one who was making the decisions, everything would be geared toward what he wants, which goes against the fundamental aspect of Animalism/Communism.

Never thought Napoleon looked so......ugly

Tuesday, December 10, 2013

Good Leaderz

A good leader should be able to communicate with the team. If the leader is willing and is able to receive ideas, form discussions, and direct the team in the right direction, then he/she is a good leader. All other qualities come second. Intelligence, creativity, etc., are all nice in a leader, but a leader does not need them. All a leader needs is to be able to work with and use the intelligence and/or creativity of a certain person. Leaders also need to be good debaters and speakers, as these qualities are necessary in order to convince group members that one idea is better than another. Lastly, a leader needs to be a good mediator, as group members will definitely argue occasionally, sometimes even about the most trivial subjects. The leader needs to be able to smooth things over so that the group can continue to move forward. A leader also needs be honest, confident, friendly, and empathetic, as these all boost the morale and productivity of the group overall. A sense of humor would also be a nice bonus.

Most importantly, a good leader has to look
****Nice****

TLDR: a good leader is a cool guys who can convince people that he is right and they are wrong. And they look NICE