How I (used to) travel
I miss traveling. Or more accurately, I miss relocating to different cities
around the world with just a backpack and
The QS World Universities Ranking, explained
The QS World Universities Ranking has a reputation for being inaccurate.
However, I think there’s some value in understanding
Redundancy
Imagine that you’re on the way home after a night out, you’ve parted ways with
your friends, and
The increasing weight of the Marvel universe
(Spoilers ahead. Stop reading if you’re interested in watching Loki and don’t
want to know what happens.)
I
Our tendency towards inaction (and what to do about it)
On April 24, I made a note to buy new bath towels because my current ones hadn’t
been replaced
Munger Models: Opportunity Cost
My post today is about the constant consideration of opportunity cost, which is
one of Charlie Munger’s “mental models”
My 2021 health plan
My health is very poor. My last physical checkup was in December 2019, and the
results were depressing:
My levels
Jimmy’s favorite cities
As I hypothesized in a previous blog post
[https://jimmychen.blog/happy-city-happy-life/], where we choose to call home is
an
Will robots eat your lunch?
I’ve been re-reading Physics of the Future
[https://www.amazon.com/Physics-Future-Science-Shape-Destiny/dp/0307473333/] by
Michio Kaku, and found
How to research graduate programs
Today's post is for readers who are applying to graduate school. Since graduate
applications consulting is how I