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Wednesday, March 19, 2008
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- Kelvin Ng Kai Ping Age: 32 as of 2007, born 1975, male, Cancer, Wood Rabbit, Personality MBTI: INFP (Healer Idealist), libertarian, reclusive quiet secretive. As a Cancerian, I love home and comfort i.e. a slacker, as an INFP I have pet causes (Education, Mental Health issues) and have a crusader, vigilante bent. I give the people at REACH a lot of grief. I wanted to be a physicist when I was 12 when I read In Search of the Big Bang by John Gribbon. I hold a totally useless BSc (Hons) in Physics from NUS 1995-2000 because I havent got a clue whats going on in my Honours Year. It was a bombshell to get the lowest grade for my honours and I was shell-shocked for quite some time. I have always thought I could do science, it was a cherished dream. I served in SAF as an NSman in 3 SIG BN and School of Military Medicine (SMM). I was first naively compliant then defiant. I hate enforced discipline-some officers and bosses are worth working under, others are not. I attended NIE but I cant teach because I had a nervous breakdown. I didnt have the caliber to be a good teacher anyway (caring yes, competent no). I'm fine, nice to meet you.
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1 comments:
i like the video, it leaves an impact in my heart...there shold be more advocacy against stigma of mental illness.
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