I'm not a scientific researcher but I do pen down some of my deeper thoughts along the way as I go. The following are some of the semi-formal writeups I have made over the years, they are published in the public domain i.e. I do not claim copyrights but they are mostly opinions that I have nurtured all this while.
Blue Roots Project: Love Letters to Water and Those Who Fight For It
Passion passed down to younger generations
Lin Rongxiang of Singapore wrote to us about the influence of two Singaporean leaders, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and his wife Madam Kwa Geok Choo. Lin writes that as lawyers the husband and wife duo “believed in subscribing to the international laws and governing dynamics of our planet, and this includes the United Nations.” She goes on to say that their leadership impacted generations to come:
Ordinary citizens like me were taught since a very tender age that water is an existential issue for Singapore.
You can also read her letter in full here.
Select Committee on Deliberate Online Falsehoods - Causes, Consequences and Countermeasures
Written Representation 5
As for the rare and quirky suggestion, one stood out. Self-employed computer engineer Rongxiang Lin called on men to rely on women's sixth sense. Uncertain if the news is fake or fact? Ask the wife. - Yasmine Yahya, The Straits Times
Rongxiang Lin submitted Written Representation 5 to Singapore's Select Committee on Deliberate Online Falsehoods on January 17, 2018
More here.
Living with Schizoaffective Disorder: Rongxiang's Story
Rongxiang writes of his experiences being admitted to IMH and on the ward there, and explores the sources of resilience that have enabled him to live on, despite challenges, with a diagnosis of schizoaffective disorder.
Read the article here.
Confronting Stigma at the Workplace: Rongxiang’s Story
Rongxiang recounts his encounters with workplace mental heath stigmatisation, as well as remembering the kindness of those who helped him in his journey
Read the story here.