Here’s an encouraging note in
pink I just received from Dato Dr Ong Eng Leong PhD, an expert in rubber chemistry
from the University of London
I know you are extremely good in
organic chemistry especially in natural products, but you are also equally good
in Physics and mathematics. You are very amazing.
After your retirement from IMR,
if you were to be engaged in a university in Malaysia continuing research in
traditional medicine, for example, I am sure you stand a chance to bring glory
and the highest recognition to Malaysia for your research achievements. I hope
you will continue to write and contribute, although you said you did not
receive much acknowledgement. I am sure many are like me who do not express
their admiration but deep in their hearts, they really respect and recognise
your wisdom. Keep up the good work.
Here is my reply in blue:
Thank you very much Professor
Dato Ong Eng Leong for your kind words and encouragement. It means a lot to me.
I am putting your kind words into my blog and also my reply here.
I have also just received the
same note of acknowledgement and encouragement from a certain doctor called Dr
Koy or something like that (need to check his name again) in my blog comment
column
I try as best
as I could to write on all subjects to cater for all types of people,
especially for students. But I can make mistakes as I am not an expert in all
fields of studies although I do have a wide range of qualifications across
5 universities that took me over 15 years at the cost of over RM 2 million –
two from British Scholarships
So now I have nothing else to do after retirement but to give back, else I would waste all the knowledge kindly given to me by my highly qualified and learned British professors and mentors. Now I need to give them to young students who are still learning.
Actually, I am not very good in organic
chemistry because it is very difficult to remember their compounds with very
long and complicated names, and their chains of reactions, whether from
straight chain or benzene ring compounds, and there are millions of these
compounds acting and reacting in sorts of pathways, making them very hard to
remember. In organic chemistry itself, we have to deal with aliphatic compounds
that do not contain any carbon-carbon double or triple bonds. They
can be linear, branched or cyclic compounds. Then there are also those aromatic
compounds with cyclic molecules that contain alternating single and double
bonds. We need a computer brain to store all these millions of types of
molecules and all their different types of reactions acting in different
directions under different conditions
I do have a chemistry degree,
besides other degrees up to postdoctoral level at Oxford and Cambridge
Universities, but chemistry is so wide - medical chemistry, physical organic
chemistry, organometallic chemistry, stereochemistry, and polymer chemistry (like
your rubber chemistry). Then we also have organic chemistry, inorganic
chemistry, physical chemistry, analytical chemistry, biochemistry,
geochemistry, forensic chemistry and food chemistry. Analytical chemistry is
easier for me (I have an MSc degree in this). Maybe physical chemistry is also
okay with me due to my strong mathematical background
Molecular biology can be
challenging as it combines biological and organic chemistry and biochemistry at
molecular and DNA levels with so many cellular signalling pathways to remember
and understand. But I can manage if I take my time to sort them all out.
The beauty in molecular biology is, it enables us to understand molecular
processes to efficiently target new drugs, diagnose disease, and better
understand cell physiology. Some clinical research and medical therapies
arising from molecular biology are covered under gene therapy, whereas the
use of molecular biology or molecular cell biology in medicine is now
referred to as molecular medicine which is more of my liking
See here:
Into the World of Molecular Medicine. What's That?
https://scientificlogic.blogspot.com/search?q=molecular+medicine
But I think my interests is in
other worlds in this horrendously vast universe some 96 billion light years
across harbouring an estimated 100 trillion, trillion (1 followed by 26 zeros)
other worlds – far, far more, a thousand billion times more than all the
sands of this world – alien worlds where we have very little idea what exist
there, maybe souls of the dead or other aliens and spiritual beings tens of
thousands of light years more advanced than us. I have written quite a
bit about their possible existence in my blog. You can check them up in this
blog.
I have always wondered how Jesus
was able to create all those miracles including raising up dead people who were
already dead days ago by using just His loud voice.
Jesus’ ability to heal instantly
without using any diagnostic investigations like we do, such as asking for all
kinds of laboratory, blood, urine, immunological, microbiological tests,
imaging (such as x-rays, mammography and CT and MRI and PET scan, nucleotide
tests), endoscopy (such as colonoscopy and bronchoscopy), biopsy and
histopathological examination (HPE), etc, etc to be done.
Jesus did not use one dust of
all these tests or ask for any medical history to be taken or need to write and
clerk out all those tons of clinical notes or medical history before a
diagnosis can be confirmed. Jesus’ system of medicine over 2,000 years
ago is the type of healing medicine I am interested, not scientific, allopathic
or traditional medicine
Jesus’s system of medicine was
from another world - tens of thousands of light years more advanced than our
earthly system of medicine where we use petrol and petroleum chemicals – we
call them as "medicines" to “cure”
Unfortunately, all these petroleum medicines have not cured most of the modern-day lifestyle diseases. Instead, those patients taking those chemicals made from petrol were asked to come back every 3 months for more of the same chemicals (medicines) as "follow up". This is very disgruntling to us till the patient dies of the disease or due to accumulative drug poisoning. See some of the articles on drugs, medicines and on pharmacology I have written here:
Synthetic Drugs vs Botanical and
Herbal Medicines. Which is Better?
https://scientificlogic.blogspot.com/2024/05/my-brother-in-law-ong-geok-soo-senior.html
The Role of Drugs in Disease. Where Do They Come From? Do
They Cure?
https://scientificlogic.blogspot.com/search?q=sources+of+drugs
Scientific Logic: All On Drugs. How Do They Work? Are
They Safe?
Hippocrates advocated 2,500
years ago to use food as medicine, but that mad rocky fellow (Rockefeller) asks
doctors to use his petroleum chemical products as “medicine” Mad chap!
“Let food be thy medicine”
(Hippocrates)
“Let medicine (petrol chemicals)
be thy daily food” (modern day doctors) – mad chaps all of them including
doctors and pharmacists
I am always fascinated at two events about Jesus here:
Missing years of Jesus here:
https://scientificlogic.blogspot.com/search?q=missing+years+of+jesus
Jesus First Miracle: Water into Wine.
Scientific Logic: Jesus First Miracle: A Hind Thought in My Eyes
I can go on writing on writing
about all these nonstop for days and days but need to stop as it is now nearly
5:30 am in the eerie hours of the morning, and have not slept all night round
the clock
Thank you, warmest regards and a
very early blessed morning to you
Lim ju boo
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