Jack's blog

Q1: Do you procrastinate sometime? A:   yes,I usually procrastinate until deadline, just like what Tim Urban had said. Q2: Why do you procrastinate? A: I think it is because when I have to do something, there will  has a voice say "you can do it later" and I always been convinced. Q3: How to stop procrastinating? A: I also want to know how to get rid of this bad habit!

1. procrastinator 2. Gratification Monkey 3.Rational Decision-Maker Tim urban share about his experience and use funny and easy way to make audiences understand what is different between procrastinator with some one who don't procrastinate,and then he say something have no deadline that will make procrastinator do nothing in their life, this let audience this is a serious problem, and at last he use a fun joke to wind up.

1.Grit 2.persevere 3.intuitions 4.measure 5.calculate She want to know what is different between her best and worst student,she observed so many situation ,and she found that the mosa important thing is grit!

Q1: Do you have a smart speaker at home? A: No,this is the first time I heard about it Q2:  What is a smart speaker? A: Smart speaker is a type of voice command device. Q3: How does a smart speaker work? A: Smart speaker have virtual assistant which like Apple's Siri, Microsoft's Cortana,when smart speaker receive particular voice it will  respond corresponding action.

    When I listen about new technology I always feel surprise and want to praise how can engineers create some amazing thing. Hyperloop also surprised me because it use vacuum to reduce resistance. It is a cool idea for me but I also think about how to appliance this in reality, here has a question I want to know.  where really need such a high speed to transport something? Hyperloop is too fast to use at a smile place such as Taiwan is a example. Taiwan's HSR can't play it's max speed because Taiwan is too short. This problem will limit Hyperloop only can use at a place which is very broad, and a broad place always haven't too many people and usually very backward which like Mongolia. If Hyperloop use at backward place what kind of  things will be transported? If transport material it must cost so much because material usually is a lot of and don't need too fast. If Hyperloop is use to transport people whether have enough people can afford it?    This i...

1. prevalent (adj) common at a particular time in a particular place or among a particular group of people  ex. solvent abuse is especially prevalent among younger teenagers. 2. commonplace (adj) happening or existing in many places and therefore not special or unusual  ex. Car thefts are commonplace in this part of town. 3. freight (n) goods that are carried by ship, train, or aircraft, and the system of moving these goods. ex. We'll send your personal belonging by air freight and your furniture by sea freight. 4.intervention (n) the act becoming involved in an argument, fight, or other difficult situation in order to change what happens. ex. Government intervention to regulate price. 5. vacuum (n) a space that is completely empty of all gas, especially one from which all the air has been taken away.   a situation in which someone or something is missing or lacking.  ex. Her husband's death left a vacuum in her life.