Russell Cheng is a lawyer who has worked on cases in the fields of investment, banking, and finance. At the same time, he’s a private equity fund partner. From his work in economic law and investment, he has followed the development of Taiwan’s new professions. He has also done research on quantum theory, consciousness, and the multiverse.

As the information available on the internet increases at an exponential rate, there has been an accumulation of community discussion concerning professional information. It’s become much easier for people to learn a new profession, keep up with technological developments, and various aspects of
Traditional business practices. People need to learn more and more in different fields of professional knowledge.

However, the problem of the Digital Revolution Age has just begun, how do we understand this new professional age? In the course of learning how do we deal with the contradictions between different types of professions and professionally-accepted knowledge? How can we grasp new knowledge without grasping on to too much?

Russell Cheng, a lawyer having dabbled in Physics, Economics, Law, and more unrelated fields, will share his own experience and wisdom to help each of us find a way to joyfully jump into professional study.


鄭克盛為證券交易法、銀行法、金控法等案件之律師，同時也是私募基金資深合夥人，從事經濟刑法與併購投資之法律工作，他長期關注台灣創新產業發展，對於量子物理有關時間、意識及複數時空之議題亦多有研究。

有感於網路資訊倍數衍化，社群論壇形成專業知識聚集，人們學習新專業更加容易；隨著新科技的發展，傳統專業分類解構，人們越來越需要學習不同領域的專業知識。
但在資訊洪流的時代問題才正開始，如何理解新專業世代? 學習過程中如何面對各專業間的衝突? 如何掌握更新知識的方法才不致於在資訊洪流中被撐爆?
涉獵物理、經濟、法律...等不同領域的鄭律師，將分享自己的經驗心得，與大家一起找到好方法，樂活地跨專業學習。 Russell Cheng is a lawyer who has worked on cases in the fields of investment, banking, and finance. At the same time, he’s a private equity fund partner. From his work in economic law and investment, he has followed the development of Taiwan’s new professions. He has also done research on quantum theory, consciousness, and the multiverse. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at https://www.ted.com/tedx