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Let's keep an eye on this discussion.. http://community.nytimes.com/comments/roomfordebate.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/01/15/can-google-beat-china/?sort=oldest&offset=1 Somehow, my comments were blocked... I guarantee you my language was neutral and sincere. hmmm, I thought we were talking about media censorship, and how bad it is? How come my words didn't go through the censorship of NY Times?? So I will not be censored and banned as long as I always happily agree with whatever craps they feed me? How is that fair? Just curious can they EVER have a CONSISTENT standard.... 第十二月 这一年里，继续着百无聊赖，除了五月里终于过了qual，十月里终于扑腾着办了婚礼。人生嘛，不过是退也是进，进也是退，执着的往往得不到，计划总没有变化快。倒不如，放下，立地成佛。 胡mm终于穿上小白裙，高跟鞋踩在白雪皑皑的破纽约，哒哒哒就走进了市政厅，噼里啪啦叽里呱啦之后，成了别人的媳妇，俗称张胡氏。硕大的钻戒啊，从纽约一路闪烁到LA。从此我们开始了吃死在阿含不拉的罪恶之旅。看了第二遍avatar，imax 3D，忽然很想做外星人，多健康，跑跑跳跳，上山爬树的。他们这么繁重的体力劳动还有这么纤细的腰，好难得啊。胡mm在黑暗中躲在3D眼镜后面昏昏睡去， 醒来后还不忘附和说很好看很好看。其实伊不过养精蓄锐，因为半夜十一点的稻香村才是真正战场。（此处张胡氏请速速发照片展示我们的战绩）。 话说我十八岁认识胡mm，到现在也有十年了。一起大学，一起USC，我的悲欢离合，高潮低谷，胡mm全程陪同。我这一辈子最难熬的时候，除了我爹我娘，还有胡mm对我不离不弃。我觉得我对你不够好。所以以后让你老公接着好好对你吧，我打个下手就行了，顺便明年给你当伴娘。 我的心腹死党终于有婚的了，其余共勉之（ll,yy,tt,小瑾瑾请特别加油。小刚刚是不是也有新动向了？）。 看来2009毕竟是个吉利的年份。 看了avatar 强烈推荐~~我就等着他出DVD我来收藏了 好莱坞大片，军队/政府，传媒/记者，科学家总是被排列组合着分饰好人和坏人。这次轮到美国军队坐庄扮演强大的黑暗邪恶势力，对抗善良正义的科学家及个别几个英雄主义个体。一边贪图人家的资源，一边号称是为了civilize Pandora这个星球的蒙昧原始人，这种一边做婊子一边立牌坊的把戏怎么这么耳熟啊？莫不是在暗讽伊拉克战争？当年成吉思汗灭了花剌子模，还跟花剌子模的智者说，你们的国王昏庸无道，我今天替你们除掉他，我是你们的英雄。智者说，侵略者永远是侵略者，即使过了一百年他也成不了英雄。即使是怀着真挚的心实践己所欲必施于人，那也是信奉了错误的理念，用善良伤害别人的尊严，更何况是心存杂念？ Pandora上的人都长着尾巴，是用来“接地气”的，尾巴贴啥就跟啥communicate。男主角地球人后来倒戈帮Pandora了，理由之一是：地球人已经把他们的妈（i.e. 地球，or大地母亲）给毁了,Pandora的妈还在，而且又美丽又武艺高强（eg.可以转换人形），所以一定要保护她。可是人类好像跟地球妈从来也没这么close过吧，地球人的祖宗在还长尾巴的时候好像尾巴上从来没长过地线，可以直接接地通讯的。还是Pandora妈比较强大。我怀疑那几个倒戈的地球人其实也是另有所图。 环境这种话题还真不好说。大夏天里北京和LA都有到40摄氏度的时候，北京的商店，办公大楼，公共场所，空调温度绝不会设在25以下。可是LA，你在外面热得想扒皮，随便进个屋就特别想穿棉袄。这种情况下，你说你好意思老指着别人的鼻子说你浪费资源之类之类的？要是我我不好意思。最多最多，也就是个乌鸦落在猪身上，看见别人黑看不见自己黑。 Mark一下
Page Last Reviewed or Updated: November 17, 2009 我准备看《蜗居》 网上看来的语录： “该得到的我都得到了。爱我的丈夫,可人的女儿,应有的社会地 位和尊重。女人到我这个年纪,活得这么舒畅的,不多。我没任何怒气,我倒是很同情你,希望你能在我这年纪上,也能拥有与我一样多的东西,而不是像过街老鼠 一样出门小心翼翼。希望你以后的丈夫在知道你这段不堪的历史之后,依旧把你当成宝贝。” ----宋太太对“小三”郭海藻说。 “我种了20年的西瓜,到了收获的季节,硬生生的被别人收割了,凭什么呀!你家男人要是也这样,你也能挥一挥衣袖不带走一片云彩?” ----宋太太得知宋思明有外遇后说。 “做女人就是得对自己好点,吃好,喝好,玩好,万一一个不小心出了意外,别的女人就用咱省下的钱,住咱积攒的房,睡咱节省用的老公,打咱心疼的娃。你说咱克勤克俭的舍不得吃,舍不得穿,一心为家,有什么意思,总有些硕鼠来偷咱积攒下来的粮食,与其别人花,不如我们自己花” ----宋太太对闺密说。 “你 是我丈夫,我要的,不是你多么风光显要,多么飞黄腾达。那都是给外面人看的。我要的,就是到老有个伴,孩子有个爸爸。不过,现在我知道了,我这十几年的付 出,得到的不是自己老了以后有个相互扶持着走向墓地的人,却是在为别人做嫁衣裳。我度过了苦尽,把甘来留给后人。宋思明,你说你一回来,我就给你张臭脸 看。是的。的确如此,因为,我没办法笑出来。我每天早上醒来,枕头都是湿的,心里都是凉的,屋里都是空的,然后你要我在你回来的时候卑躬屈膝请求你, 讨好你,承欢你?我做不到。我们两个,好聚好散。我不去指责你有多么的无情,多么的忘恩负义,多么的朝三暮四,因为到我这个年纪的女人,早就该明白,男人 都是一样,年轻的时候需要垫脚石,中年的时候需要强心针,晚年的时候需要根拐棍。我活该自己做了垫脚石。没什么可抱怨的。但是,请你不要在无情上再加卑 鄙,把分裂家庭的责任还推卸到我的头上。不爱了就是不爱了,不谈对错,不谈谁负了谁。但不要给自己贴上道德的标签。”----宋太太对宋思明说 钱学森 on Wiki大多数声音说，钱学森因为爱国，所以离开美国回到中国。 英雄的行为模式总是很简单，a且仅有a就可以推出b。简单就是完美，比如1+1=2。英雄必然都是完美的，故他们的行为模式必然简单，从崇高到伟大，不能有他。 你我都是人，所以不用借助任何理论，你我就都能知道，理解和认同这一点：正常人正常状态下应该是复杂的丰富的，有时候甚至是自相矛盾的。在绝大多数情况下，一个人的行为，从intention的形成到付诸实施都是很多因素合力作用的结果，并不是从a就可以直接推到b。一个道德的人，a起码就应该是两个元素的集合：a1 private interests 和a2 public interests。没有a1此人不是正常的自然人，没有a2此人不是合格的社会人。这两种利益的碰撞，摩擦，斗争，妥协，实在是千变万化。最后哪一种被真正实现，充其量只能说是一个accident。更具体一点说，a1和a2都是决策人主观的第一人称的，是个人对于这些interests的理解。而关于对某些事情的理解，是人与社会，他人，环境，自己interaction的结果。由于外界因素的不可控，这个interaction的结果只能被定义为happen to be what it is，并不是必然如此。既然causal link里面的cause都是一个accident，由这个cause引发的result也就是个accident。既然不是必然如此，并不必要称颂一个accident b（钱学森离开美国回到中国）的发生。称颂b（离开美国回到中国）发生了以后的成就就可以了（因为从这段引文可以看出成就的发生也可以由非b, （i.e.没有离开美国），引发，所以成就并不是accident b的结果，不构成因果关系）。 我觉得钱学森是一个非常非常牛的科学家。 以下是转载wiki上关于钱学森的一段，原文link: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qian_Xuesen#Career_in_the_United_States 对于五个军团为什么回归，不妨揣测。 Career in the United States
In 1943, Qian and two others in the Caltech rocketry group drafted the first document to use the name Jet Propulsion Laboratory; it was a proposal to the Army for developing missiles in response to Germany's V-2 rocket. This led to the Private A, which flew in 1944, and later the Corporal, the WAC Corporal, and other designs. After World War II he served under von Kármán as a consultant to the United States Army Air Force, and was given the temporary rank of colonel. Von Kármán and Tsien both were sent by the Army to Germany to investigate the progress of wartime aerodynamics research. Qian investigated research facilities and interviewed German scientists including Wernher von Braun and Rudolph Hermann.[8] Von Kármán wrote of Qian, “At the age of 36, he was an undisputed genius whose work was providing an enormous impetus to advances in high-speed aerodynamics and jet propulsion.”[2] The American journal Aviation Week & Space Technology would name Qian its Person of the Year in 2007, and comment on his interrogation of von Braun, "No one then knew that the father of the future U.S. space program was being quizzed by the father of the future Chinese space program."[9] During this time, Colonel Qian worked on designing an intercontinental space plane. His work would inspire the X-20 Dyna-Soar, which itself would later influence the development of the American Space Shuttle. 
Qian Xuesen married Jiang Ying (蒋英), a famed opera singer and the daughter of Jiang Baili (蒋百里) and his wife, Japanese nurse Satô Yato. The elder Jiang was a military strategist and adviser to Chinese nationalist leader Chiang Kai-shek. The Qians were married on September 14, 1947 in Shanghai, and would have two children; their son Qian Yonggang was born in Boston on October 13, 1948, while their daughter Qian Yungjen was born in early 1950, when the family was residing in Pasadena.[10] Shortly after his wedding to Ying, Qian returned to America, to take up a teaching position at MIT; Ying would join him in December 1947.[11] In 1949, upon the recommendation of von Kármán, Qian became the first director of the Daniel and Florence Guggenheim Jet Propulsion Center at Caltech [12]. Soon after Qian applied for U.S. citizenship in 1949, allegations were made that he was a communist, and his security clearance was revoked in June 1950[13]. The Federal Bureau of Investigation located an American Communist Party document from 1938 with his name on it, and used it as justification for the revocation. Without clearance, Qian found himself unable to pursue his career, and within two weeks announced plans to return to mainland China, which had come under the government of Communist leader Mao Zedong. After Qian's plans became known, the U.S. government detained him at Terminal Island, an isolated U.S. Navy facility and Federal prison offshore of the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach. The Undersecretary of the Navy at the time, Dan A. Kimball, tried to keep Qian in the U.S., commenting:
Qian became the subject of five years of secret diplomacy and negotiation between the U.S. and China. During this time he lived under constant surveillance in a state of near house arrest.[15] Qian found himself in conflict with both the FBI and the U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service, and at one point was arrested for allegedly smuggling secret documents out of the US; these ultimately turned out to be simple logarithmic tables. During his incarceration, Qian received support from his colleagues at Caltech, including the institute's president Lee DuBridge, who flew to Washington to argue Qian's case. Caltech appointed attorney Grant Cooper to defend Qian. Later, Cooper would say, "That the government permitted this genius, this scientific genius, to be sent to Communist China to pick his brains is one of the tragedies of this century."[16] Talking about 妈呀，中国转载phoebe，原博见下 Quote 妈呀，中国 |
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