Elections . . .
Well, who would have thought the the Election would only give me another way to procrastinate?
Yes, here I sit at 1:45am, trying to finish reading a paper on nuclear transfer so that I can write my own on something slightly different and all I can focus on is the BBC election page and figuring out the numbers in my head about percentages and the hope that we may not get a hung parliment yet. (Everyone seems to think it is a brilliant idea, I don't. I wonder if the media are trying to cushion the blow by saying it's a good thing, but since when have the media decided not to go down the "we're all going to DIE!" line?)
The sad thing is, the research is actually very interesting, but apparantly basic mental maths is more so . . .
Yes, here I sit at 1:45am, trying to finish reading a paper on nuclear transfer so that I can write my own on something slightly different and all I can focus on is the BBC election page and figuring out the numbers in my head about percentages and the hope that we may not get a hung parliment yet. (Everyone seems to think it is a brilliant idea, I don't. I wonder if the media are trying to cushion the blow by saying it's a good thing, but since when have the media decided not to go down the "we're all going to DIE!" line?)
The sad thing is, the research is actually very interesting, but apparantly basic mental maths is more so . . .