skepticism

My name is Linfeng He, and I live by my university in Liverpool, UK.

My alias online follows a common structure of herman[n][he[l[f]]], so HErman, herman, hermann, hermanhe, heramnnhelf... They stems out from my “English name” used in primary English classroom, which my dad had given me primarily for my last name’s He. (which makes no sense, as his last name is He too)

I’m now a Computer Science student in my final year of Bachelor, and apart from that mostly an enthusiast: I’m interested in many things, and believes in the distributed nature of discipline that all those many things I read, thought, and wrote about would constitute this one unique field of mine. Here’s a list of many things:

• artificial general intelligence, or artificial child(people often refer to it as “it learns like how babies learn”).
• robotics
• programming
• math, especially logic and symbolic representation(formal method, modal logic, language theory…)
• process/system design (hack as in life hack, lifestyle)
• illustration
• music, composing, musical theatre
• jazz piano
• cooking and eating
• meditation
• philosophy, my likings are some parts of Nietzsche’s school(more or less), and some part of skepticism
• fiction
• essay and academic discussion
• scholar tradition (I sort of invented it myself anyway, but I’d like to think that by joining uni, I’m following the scholar tradition that goes all the way back to ancient greek folks like Pyrrho of Elis)

Heterodox [idea] referes to an opioion/idea that is not align with that which is generally adopted

generally adopted

dogma, trendy ideas, doctrines, “thou shall not do adultery”, “my choice of pronoun is the definite artical, I would always be, THE MEAP”, “drink water make you healthier”, “hot/cold bath is good.”, “From born, there’s geniuses and there’s dumb people.”

(no term)

skepticism enthusiastics, partly as they do not force alignment to any ideaology, partly as they are cunts and just hate dogmatism and anybody thinking themselves being right, hold heterodox a lot.

fashion, in most times, is present as a toggle of belief, rather than generalization/advance of them.

For one decade, people would fancy ancient values and relics; and the next they’d hate them as if they have poisoned their brain and culture; and the next decade they were loving it again. An advance in this sense would be a more indifferent, critical, skeptical view on the ancient values, treating them as ordinary object with perhaps an older origin, more complex impacts and richer literature(I’m standing on a scholar’s perspective, so I interpret the advance of hmuanity as easier access to more knowledge and wisdom, people getting wise and konw more, rather than believing in the “right thing” and knowing the “right facts”)