Quotes from Pluto Astronauts

179 self-deprecating, humorous, and witty Facebook posts.
Some people speak out against the current situation, while others speak out as a lonely minority.

Buddha-like separation from the ground:
Don't criticize the PAP
Don't criticize the Malaysian Chinese Association
Do not advocate for spoiled votes
Don't get too close to the Legalists
If fate arrives,
Naturally, we all go to space together.

"I hope this is a book that can entertain everyone. I also hope that ten or twenty years from now, when you reread it, you can re-examine yourself and ask yourself, as a minority today, whether you still insist on what you once insisted on." - Lin Weidi

Lin Weidi x Pluto Newcomers <br />A wonderful collaboration

Lin Weidi

Born in Penang, Malaysia. He attended primary school in Taiwan, secondary school in Malaysia, and university in the UK. He currently works in Singapore. He has multiple roles: doctor, publisher, bookstore director, magazine publisher, and writer. His writings include the essay collections "Before the First Book," "Arrogant," "Idle," "So," "Between Two Doctors," "Real Doctor, Fake Literary Youth," "Big Writer, Young Fresh Meat," and "Want to Be an Angry Young Man"; the novel collections "The Vanishing Country of You and Me" and "Forests and Grasses"; the poetry collection "Flashbacks"; the lighthearted essay "This is Ginseng" (co-authored with Chen Guanting); and the commentary "A Brief Discussion on Ordinary Citizens."