Philip Enrique Lim, Jr.

Reflections on a Plethora of Ideas

My perception of things change with time. Well, they even change by the day. So, my writings here reflect my moods and thoughts at that particular moment. My philosophies may have changed since. Come to think of it, most of my writings here were done during my teenage years, so, it'll likely manifest immature thoughts along with poor grammar. You had been warned.

The select writings below are included here not because they're special, but because they happen to be stored in a disk that I happen to have during the time I was playing with this web page. I will include some of my more meaningful writings, as soon as I could locate the disks in which they are stored.

----- below are some of my ancient writings -----

Some ideas and thoughts that have stood out.
On my last trip to Florida, I met an alligator.
I studied in Taiwan for a summer. Now that I look back, it wasn't such a bad experience. I didn't think the same way a few years back, however.
A kinda extreme view of poverty which made full sense to me, though now that I read parts of it, I get the feeling I was too "optimistic" in my writing.

----- below are some of my more recent writings -----

My graduate thesis: "Real-time in a Concurrent, Object-Oriented Programming Environment" (in PDF format).
A brief commentary, as well as excerpts from a piece of writing that has struck a chord deep within me, that echoes the need for Christian unity. John Paul II's letter, Ut Unum Sint.
An article I wrote on understanding various branches of Christianity.
"Object-Oriented Real-Time Concurrency" -- A technical paper to be published at OOPSLA (Object-Oriented Programming, Systems, Languages & Applications), October 2000 (also to be presented in the ACM conference in Minneapolis) (In PDF Format)
A commentary and exposition on the Gospel of John. This is a lengthy document, which may become a book someday. This is still a work in progress. (In PDF Format)

My hobbies.

Photos of me.

Go back to my home page.

lim@csclub.uwaterloo.ca

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