End of Foundations!

I think I've learn to love my degree a hell of a lot, over this course.

I'll probably re-read my other blog posts later.

PARTY TOMORROW.

And I'll go do other things now.

I haven't been on Kongregate for years.

Hoping to see you soon.

Oh dear... got it all wrong.

Ok so, apparently reflective writing is meant to be about how you've progressed as an individual, and reflecting on that.

I did. Not. Realise.

Haha.

Well, I guess I can do it better now, and that means that I need to re-read blog posts, probably :o

Then I'll know who I am....right?

Right?

...no. Haha.

But that's ok.

I think I'll play games now, and study later. That way, I can sleep on time and my parents won't be mad.

Foolproof.

Hoping you guys are doing fun things.

Studying and so forth

Nearly at the end of my course :o

Exams on the 29th, I wonder how I'll do.

Need to study more, surely.

Today was great.

Learned a little bit more about viruses and catabolism and anabolism.

Sorta...ok stuff?

Virus lecture was like...zoooooooooooom. The biochem one was "hey... I've seen this in year 11 bio."

Which means, that I've survived med without having to do more than year 11 bio!

SUCK ON THAT.

Now... I read Icy Foliage's blog post, and it was funny.

Mostly because well.

I like this quip:

"And at the other end you have blogs like Neku, which can be termed as "confessional autobiography" (a term I picked up from life writing), or more blandly put "I don't give a !@#$ about people judging me". I guess there are some other blogs that do this as well, like Kael/goodness (lately)/oliver, but the blenderman blogging style has a transcendental level of ."

I'm actually feel quite chuffed because of that comment.

It really did make my day, heh.

Though, confessional poetry is and was, pretty icky. But I don't like poetry and such. Prose is better :o

And well. I know no-one's going to read this stuff anyway, right?

Right? Haha.

Oh. Apparently it's pretty hard to tell when I'm joking and when I'm serious. Even when I make the most outrageous claims.

Which is pretty odd, I think. Maybe it's my lying habits creeping in again.

Love this song, ahaha.

The manga it's based on is pretty good too.

Looking forward to the next doctor who ep. Though, Hide was good because of two words (and other things).

"I'm the Doctor."

"Doctor What?"

"Close enough."

 @Icy,

Being a doc is silly sometimes, but I'm bound by the law as much as anyone else. I'm just more conscious of it because I know what conflicts with my selfish wishes and what doesn't.

It's like. We're all consuming the capitalist paradigm, yet we don't realise it until someone points...it.... out................................

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"That's fairly cynical. I guess that could be one of the motivations for science, but I rather think that it's for knowledge, for curiosity. I mean, who's going to be scared of photovoltaics and the energy-electron interactions?"

For a start, that's more basic sciences. The applied sciences is where things get scary and when we start to run (heh) and when we really want to know what's going to kill us, etc. etc.

I mean, it's really bad if people don't know what bacteria is infecting person X. Cause then people get scared and it could make it all the worse.

"On that note, people who complain about language and semantics are retarded, because I'm going to assert that language at its base is a form of communication and therefore what's important when you say words it not the words themselves, but the meaning you put behind them."

I was actually lecturing on something similar yesterday. I assert that you're right and that people who study semantics are probably missing the point. Having said that, I dislike degradation of meaning because meaning depends primarily on context, but then also on the word used. 

Words have the power to create reality. 

"I also dislike people who dislike religion. Which doesn't really make sense because then I would dislike my own dislikes?"

Aaaah. No wonder you're so mean to me. XD

But, I guess it makes sense. I think you're thinking of the very radical ones, perhaps. Or perhaps those who are so full of hate that it's ugly?

"Interesting! It's always cool to learn about doctors and how they think, and how they should think, and how they should approach their patients despite their own beliefs. "

It's a pretty fine line again. If you wanna talk about it, feel free to ask me.

 

I think I'm done.

Hoping you guys are studying (?) but you had your tests already....