Recreating the toy box in "A Letter From Santa Claus" and my artist's statement.

“... And as we approach entry, the crew of Ares I has a special message that they would like to share.”

It's Christmas back on Earth. The crew of Ares I is about to become the first humans to set foot on Mars. This is their message to humanity.

Why space debris is bad and why you should care.

A mimic of The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian, in which I write about my experience being a 1.5 gen immigrant.

A farewell address commemorating InSight's service, written in the style of the Declaration of Independence.

As a by-product of space activities, space debris is not going anywhere. The only way to maintain a long-term sustainable space environment and protect the services vital to the modern world is to minimize the threat of space debris. To do this, we must raise awareness regarding this issue. By garnering public support, we can pressure governments to pass laws that can mitigate further generation of space debris and provide funding to agencies and private sectors to develop debris removal technology.

Seven vignettes, in which I talk about moving to a new apartment, my names, trying not to be a people pleaser, being a nerd (not really but I couldn't think of a better word), my personas, paracosms/possibly maladaptive daydreaming, and my dream house.

Fan art of Pearl and my artist's statement explaining the artwork.

Molly Cobb rescues fellow astronaut Wubbo Ockels during a solar storm. Now imagine reading that scene in Nathaniel Hawthorne's writing style.

The protagonist is stuck in a time loop and he has no idea what his greater purpose is, if there even is one. What was supposed to be a routine trip to the largest library in the capital city takes a wrong turn when a giant death machine shows up.

This story is essentially a mishmash of sci-fi elements that sounded cool to 15 years old me.

A brief history of Sudoku and how it relates to math, along with an accompanied artwork.

Ralph and Jack are foils of each other. Ralph is civil and assumes responsibility to the community. Jack is a savage, a strong leader, and a decisive despot, while Ralph is indecisive, and a little soft. Through Ralph's lack of leadership and Jack's lust for power, which destroys the order on the island, Golding reveals the destructive effects of the flaws of human nature.

Google X, the so-called “moonshot factory,” is a development company that invents and innovates new technologies that will change the world for the better. Google X's goal is to solve some of the world's most difficult and crucial problems. Two subsystems of Google X that help achieve this goal are the Rapid Evaluation Team and a policy of rewarding failures.

When an environment is devoid of empathy, those with more power will perceive themselves as superior, and they will often choose not to empathize because they distance themselves from those they perceive as inferior and unworthy. On the other hand, when a person has had experiences similar to those of others, their ability to empathize will increase as they can put themselves in someone else's shoes.

That moment when your (ex) boyfriend gets into a car accident, dies, and comes back as a ghost to haunt you.

论当你（前）男友出车祸后变鬼回来找你讨债该怎么办。

The Constitution guards against tyranny by having federalism, separation of powers, checks and balances, and Congress.

The American Dream is dying because the government hinders businesses, people are losing faith, and less people are willing to sacrifice.

The narrator of The Tell-Tale Heart is forced to go to therapy. He thinks he's perfectly sane though.

A day in the boring life of a medieval serf named Caius who wants to be a knight. A shovel makes a bunch of appearance for some reason.

Oops, it's all dialogue!