前天看到Jeff的朋友，背著大大行囊的朋友，突然想到了母親。
看著母親厚厚的筆記本裡，寫著密密麻麻的英文歌詞；年輕時的母親，為了學英文，努力聽著西洋歌、抄下每一首喜歡的西洋歌的歌詞；可惜，因為家裡的因素、當時的時空背景，年輕時的母親一直沒機會背著行囊瀟灑地一個人出國旅行。
好不容易，兒女長大了，語言也有一定程度，經濟也可以負荷了；兒子、女兒終於帶著她，完成了自助旅行的夢想；Sydney, London, Melbourne...只是，開始走久了腳會痠，開始沒辦法一直吃冷冷的三明治，開始...。
開始，兒女也想要自己一個人瀟灑地去旅行。
2009年1月4日 星期日
這一次，我想站在Einstein這邊
Albert Einstein said, God does not play dice.
We have learned it thousand times that it is a world composed of probabilities. In high school, in undergradute, in graduate, in papers... But Einstein said, God does not play dice.
Although rainfall has been widely accepted as a random cascade process from pevious research, still I want to challenge it... I want to make it deterministic.
Is it silly? Or is it brave?.... It is just a PhD student's duty.
I may fail. I may success. At least I try it and have no regret.
We have learned it thousand times that it is a world composed of probabilities. In high school, in undergradute, in graduate, in papers... But Einstein said, God does not play dice.
Although rainfall has been widely accepted as a random cascade process from pevious research, still I want to challenge it... I want to make it deterministic.
Is it silly? Or is it brave?.... It is just a PhD student's duty.
I may fail. I may success. At least I try it and have no regret.
At this moment, the only thing I can do is to pray... Pray that Einstein is not wrong. God does not play dice...
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