Tinh-Alfredo V. Khuong

Well, if you've made it this far, I ought to warn you that I don't really believe that chemistry is everything. Yeah, chemistry is everywhere, but I think that there are more important things to life than devoting yourself to work...at least for most people. I do tend to explain what I see in chemical terms and I do tend to analyze what is in front of me from a semi-rational point of view, but that just reflects my upbringing, really.

I have way too many things I'm interested in and way too little time to learn and experience them all to my satisfaction. That's not a bad thing. It's great. This would be a sad place if we could do everything we wanted to in a lifetime. We wouldn't have to make choices and we'd lose the unique set of experiences that really makes us individuals.

I've included here a few bits that you might find rewarding to explore yourself. I'm not an internet exhibitionist, like some of my friends, but I do realize that many people for one reason or another would rather learn about someone else anonymously.