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Made in Vietnam: Unique Gifts from Vietnamese

Life in VietnamAugust 8, 2026142Views 0Likes 0Comments

For many people, “Made in Vietnam” is simply a small line of text on the back of a package, indicating that a product was manufactured or finished in Vietnam, an important manufacturing hub for brands in global supply chains (especially in the U.S.) thanks to relatively low and competitive production costs, much like China, the…

Across America #01: Landscapes Shaped by Time

Life in AmericaAugust 6, 202699Views 0Likes 0Comments

Every journey featured in the Across America series is built around an interstate road trip that I have personally experienced. Rather than simply highlighting destinations, I hope to offer a practical and comprehensive guide that helps you plan your journey from A to Z, especially if this is your first road trip in the…

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Sheldon Cooper (Big Bang Theory & Young Sheldon) from a Psychological Perspective

Psychology & NeuroscienceAugust 6, 2026103Views 0Likes 0Comments

Many viewers of Young Sheldon and The Big Bang Theory tend to assume that Sheldon Cooper has autism spectrum disorder (ASD) or obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD). However, the creators and producers behind the shows have stated that Sheldon was not written as a character with any specific psychological or psychiatric disorder. They deliberately avoided assigning…

Applying U.S. Scholarships: Planning Your Journey

Events, Life in America, Life in VietnamAugust 4, 2026144Views 2Likes 0Comments

The program has been developed by the Quite A Lens team based on the real-life experiences of members who have received scholarships and are currently studying or have previously studied in the United States. It aims to provide practical information and experience-based insights so that participants can continue conducting their own research and choose…

Communication for Conservation: Processes and Competency Requirements for Practitioners

Conservation & WelfareAugust 3, 2026167Views 2Likes 0Comments

This is a fairly comprehensive article that brings together the processes, approaches, and methods I have commonly used in conservation communications in Vietnam. Everything shared here is drawn from the practical knowledge I have accumulated through conversations, hands-on work, experimentation, and continuous learning across a range of conservation projects and campaigns. A significant part of…

Dissociative Disorders: Murderer or Victim of the Screen?

Psychology & NeuroscienceAugust 1, 2026112Views 1Like 0Comments

If you were like me and enjoyed watching Hong Kong TVB crime and detective dramas, you may be familiar with series such as Forensic Heroes , Detective Investigation Files , The Mind Games, and so forth . Fans of Hollywood films may also know Split (2017) and other productions built…

[QAL Talks] As We Grow Older

Events, Psychology & NeuroscienceJuly 31, 2026139Views 1Like 0Comments

How long will we be able to live the way we do now? How might we change in the second half of life - physically, psychologically, emotionally, and cognitively? What should we prepare for ourselves and for our family members throughout the different stages of adulthood and aging? Which changes are a natural part of growing…