It's so hard to find a certain category of research for me. Some youngsters in their colleges seem to go well. Is it the problem that I have no true interest? I doubt it. Or I may have little patience compared with them. Oh god I wish I could have some certainty of knowing what my real research inclination is. To have this research inclination will help your studies go more steady by a sort of momentum in continuous progress. Once you have found it, it is not a long way or waste to become a wanderlust in roaming around. Or, maybe I just get stuck, in a stagnant pool. I can barely slide my whole body in this pool, a trap in the water with no other way to turn to, waiting to be drawn in this stagnant pool.
On "The Parent Lottery"
“…my mother took us to the circus. I wanted to go again when I was nine. … ‘You don’t need to go’… ‘You have already been to the circus.’ … It sounds oppressive by today’s standards, but it was actually a magical childhood. I really do see myself as a guy who had this incredible leg up in life because I had a mother and a father who got so many things right.” – The Parent Lottery By reading these sentences, I don’t agree with author’s parents’ perspective and disallowance for going to circus. His parents regard the circus as the fun place where is nothing helpful for his child. Rather, they consider their child should follow their rules and moral lesson by nurturing him perfectly. Children are endowed with imagination and creativity. With these two elements, their brains can be trained by applying imaginative thinking to learn things. Firstly, the acrobatic performances circus makes children feel happy for seeing lots of wonders and feel full of amazement. Naturally, it not only ...
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