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GuardianH 吳世澤

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In a generation whose humanity is subdued by science few humanists remain, and in a science where fixity of facts leaves but a final confusion, few writings remain fixed.
— The New York Times (June 1926 edition)

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GuardianH 世澤

About me

Welcome to my Wikipedia page! I'm an American teenager from Massachusetts who has been working as an independent editor for Wikipedia for multiple years primarily in, but not exclusively, biographies. I have made over 62,200 edits in more than 16,820 pages, listed as one of the highest editing records of all-time.

I am the principal author of notable pages including Chief Justice John Roberts, Justice Clarence Thomas, Taiwanese president Ma Ying-jeou, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, Nobel laureate Frederick Banting, Deep Springs College, and many others (listed bottom). A notable page I created recently is Maggie Goodlander, who won the 2024 U.S. House election to represent New Hampshire.

My primary focuses are in history, philosophy, and law along with additional areas in sociology, demography, academia, and higher education (universities and colleges). Much of my current work is also concentrated in constitutional law and American legal scholarship. I brought the articles Quintin Johnstone, Apion family, John Demers, and John Hart Ely to achieve Good status. My current projects are the pages Henry Friendly, Taiwanese Americans, the Legislative Yuan, and a number of American universities and colleges.

I can be reached by email at jwuhoo9282@gmail.com.

My work

This user promoted the article Quintin Johnstone to Good article status.

This user promoted the article John Hart Ely to good article status.

This user promoted the article Apion family to good status.

This user has written or expanded 5 articles featured in the Did You Know section on the Main Page.

This user is one of the most active English Wikipedians of all time.

60,000+

This user has made more than 60,000 contributions to Wikipedia.

This editor has been awarded the Biography Barnstar

This user participates in WikiProject History.

This user participates in WikiProject Law.

This user participates in
WikiProject U.S. Congress.

This user is a participant in
WikiProject Taiwan.

This user is a participant in
WikiProject
U.S. Supreme Court cases.

This user is a member of the Middle Ages WikiProject.

This user participates in
WikiProject
Asian Americans.

This user is a participant in WikiProject Higher education.

This user has extended confirmed rights on the English Wikipedia. (verify)

This user is interested in Late Antiquity.

This user is interested in the
Russian Revolution.

This user is interested in the Byzantine Empire

This user is a fan of Calvin Coolidge.

This user participates in
WikiProject Massachusetts.

This user is interested in the Roman Republic.

This user is interested in Economic History

This user is interested in the
history of Christianity.

This user is interested in the Enlightenment.

This user has an active interest in social history.

This user loves jazz, ragtime, and syncopated rhythm.

This experienced editor is seeking to adopt new users. (Users requesting adoption)

Recent Pages I Created

Michael Sugrue – American historian
Justice (title) – Judicial title
Pacificus-Helvidius Debates – Founding fathers pamphlet war
Lee Ohanian – American economist
Dean of Stanford Law School – Academic office
Dean of Yale Law School – Academic office
Leslie Kendrick – Dean of University of Virginia Law School
Martin Glenn – Chief judge of Bankruptcy Court for the Southern District of New York
Francis M. McDonald – American judge
Hwang Jau-Yuan — Taiwanese justice
Michael Thaddeus – American mathematician
Ryan Y. Park – American lawyer
Van Meter Ames – American academic
Arthur F. Stocker – American classicist
Susan Orsega – Surgeon General of the United States
Victor Bers – American classicist
Joshua Katz – American classicist
Marc R. Forster – American historian
Quintin Johnstone – American legal scholar
Stephen E. Sachs – American legal scholar
Lynn Evans Mand – American singer
Ellen E. Perry – American classicist
Bork tapes – Political scandal
Michael Stokes Paulsen – American legal scholar
Thomas N. Bisson – American medievalist
N. V. Zamfir – Roman physicist
James Fienup – American applied physicist
Walter Hellerstein – American legal scholar
Todd Rakoff – American legal scholar
Reinier Kraakman – American legal scholar
Louis Kaplow – American legal scholar
Gregory Palm – American lawyer
John C. P. Goldberg – American legal scholar
Henry J. Friendly Medal – American award
David Seipp – American legal scholar
Maggie Goodlander – U.S. Representative for NH
Frederick T. Davis — American lawyer
Shujun Wang — Chinese historian
Yeh Yuan-Chih — Taiwanese politician
Chen Yu-jen — Taiwanese politician
Cheng Yung-chi — Taiwanese chemist
Chen Lung-chu — Taiwanese legal scholar
Hungdah Chiu — Taiwanese legal scholar
Charles Donahue (legal scholar) — American legal scholar
Aaron Nielson — Solicitor General of Texas

My Other Major Contributions/Principal author of

Boethius – Roman philosopher
Ulfilas — Gothic preacher
Apion (family) – Roman family
Deep Springs College – American college
University of Munich — German university
University of Vienna — Austrian university
Ma Ying-jeou— 6th President of Taiwan
Ketanji Brown Jackson — American justice
Clarence Thomas – American justice
Antonin Scalia — American justice
Byron White – American justice
John Roberts — American justice
Neil Gorsuch — American justice
Hwang Jau-Yuan — Taiwanese justice
Patricia Wald — American judge
Henry Friendly — American judge
Learned Hand — American judge
Goodwin Liu – American judge
James C. Ho — American judge
Hoover Institution – American think tank
Paul Freedman – American medievalist
Traugott Lawler — American medievalist
Edward Kennard Rand — American classicist
Danielle Allen – American classicist
Dumas Malone – American historian
Thomas Hodgkin – British historian
Thomas Sowell – American economist
Julian Simon – American economist
Dorcas Hardy — American government official
Sam Carling – British MP
Originalism – Legal philosophy
John Hart Ely – American legal scholar
Quintin Johnstone — American legal scholar
Akhil Reed Amar – American legal scholar
Nadine Strossen — American legal scholar
John F. Manning — American legal scholar
Randy Barnett – American legal scholar
Brian Lamb – American journalist
David Brading — British historian
Eric Cervini — American historian
Aziz Suryal Atiya – Egyptian Coptic scholar
Dixie – American region
Minouche Shafik – British-American academic
Scott Joplin — American composer
Joshua Rifkin – American musician
Ernst Kitzinger – German-American Byzantinist
John Rawls – American philosopher
Richard F. Casten — American physicist
E. O. Wilson — American biologist and entomologist
Joseph Murray — Nobel laureate
Frederick Banting – Nobel laureate
Bert Hölldobler – German scientist
Robert Lue – American scientist
Henry F. Schaefer III – American chemist
Jonathan Haidt – American psychologist
Loring W. Tu – American mathematician
Kim Ung-yong — South Korean engineer
Edward Brooke — American senator
Clayton Sam White — American physician
Ute Wartenberg — German numismatist
Niall Ferguson — English historian
John Demers – American lawyer
Yeh Yuan-Chih – Taiwanese MP
Chiang Wan-an – Taiwanese politician
Taiwanese Americans – Ethnic group
Lanhee Chen — Taiwanese-American politician and scholar
Jensen Huang – Taiwanese-American billionaire
Morris Chang – Taiwanese billionaire
James E. Burke – American businessman
Cheng Yung-chi — Taiwanese pharmacologist
Chen Lung-chu — Taiwanese legal scholar

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