The site is finally re-launched! There are still more tweaks that I want to do, and more stuff I want to post. But this is presentable for now. I really want to post up what little I have of The Hindersons for all to read. But in the interest that it might get finished/published one day, I shall keep it under cover for now

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Please pardon the dust as I re-launch rayyu.com. It’s undergoing its long-overdued overhaul (since 2002!)

This is part one of a story for my Anarchy Online neutral agent character, Defunct. It also intertwinds with other characters that I have. Rasque is my neutral fixer.

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The players in Anarchy Online, that are playing the Meta-Physicist class, organized an event called Black Sunday to protest the sorry state that the class is in. To coincide with the event, I started a role-playing thread to provide some back story for this event.

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This story is not written by me. It might not even have any truth to it. However, I was very inspired after reading this story and I thought I should share it with the world. I modified it a little bit so it’s religion-neutral.

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On Hope

Despite what some people think, there is still hope in this world. Hope is the prime motivation for humanity. People pursue education in hope of having a better life. People climb the corporate ladder in hope of one day become another Bill Gate.

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Our society is racist. No matter how many people argue otherwise, it is a fact of life and human nature. As long as the term “race” is used, as long as there are names for each race, we will be racists. You might ask, “What’s wrong with naming the race? It’s very natural to label different kinds and variety of a thing, correct?” You are right, there is nothing wrong with it, and it is precisely my point.

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This article was written in response to a publication by William Paley regarding God’s existence. He argues that the world is too complicated of an object to be formed randomly. Someone must have created it and that someone is God. In his publication, he gave an analogy: if you found a watch on a beach, someone must have left it there. He argues that it is impossible for the watch to have formed naturally. Note that I am only commenting on his argument and this does not imply my view on God’s existence.

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