User talk:Lee Lik Meng
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Hi, you can call me Lik Meng. Or Lee, if you have problems remembering names, like me. | Hi, you can call me Lik Meng. Or Lee, if you have problems remembering names, like me. | ||
| - | No, I was not born in the year 0001, as shown in my biota (when you view my "user page"). That would make me about 2,000 years old. But why not, if you believe I am a reincarnate. | + | No, I was not born in the year 0001, as shown in my biota (when you view my "user page"). That would make me about 2,000 years old. But why not, if you believe I am a reincarnate. That is due to the default date. And I am too shy to reveal my real birthday. |
| + | This what I looked like in December 2009 [[File:LeeLikMeng2009-Geneve.jpg|center|thumb|30px]] | ||
| - | I remember Nobel Laurette in Physics saying that what you do not see, does not mean it does not exist. We cannot see the future of course. But it is out there waiting. | + | People always comment that I look young, for my age. Isn't what is being said about the future of aging? The population of the World is aging but younger. |
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| + | I remember Nobel Laurette in Physics saying that what you do not see, does not mean it does not exist. We cannot see the future of course. But you can be sure that it is out there waiting. We can choose to age gracefully. | ||
Revision as of 02:56, 3 March 2010
Hi, you can call me Lik Meng. Or Lee, if you have problems remembering names, like me.
No, I was not born in the year 0001, as shown in my biota (when you view my "user page"). That would make me about 2,000 years old. But why not, if you believe I am a reincarnate. That is due to the default date. And I am too shy to reveal my real birthday.
This what I looked like in December 2009
People always comment that I look young, for my age. Isn't what is being said about the future of aging? The population of the World is aging but younger.
I remember Nobel Laurette in Physics saying that what you do not see, does not mean it does not exist. We cannot see the future of course. But you can be sure that it is out there waiting. We can choose to age gracefully.
