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RYAN IS COMING THIS WEEKEND
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ok, here's my basic schedule, if you want to reach me:
Sunday:
5-9ish shift @ RJ
Monday:
11:30-12:20 Intro to Theatre
12:30-1:20 Lunch with Cris/Karen/Laura/others
1:30-2:20 Human Evolution
2:30-3:20 Adolescent Psychology
3:30-4:45ish Intro to Behavioural Research Methods
5-9ish shift @ RJ
Tuesday:
homework
laundry/long shower
5-6:15 Human Biology
random SD shifts (8-12 pm)
Wednesday:
see Monday, excluding the RJ shift
8-12 SD shift every other week (with random exceptions)
Thursday:
homework
2-4 Human Biology Lab
5-6:15 Human Biology
random SD shifts (10-12)
Friday:
see Monday, excluding Intro to Behavioural Research Methods (3:30-4:45)
6-9ish shift @ RJ
random SD shifts (10-12)
Saturday:
homework
random SD shifts (10-12)
it looks more complicated written down
also, i was invited to join an online research company. if i become a member, i can take online surveys and participate in focus discussions that i get paid for. i can earn up to $100 per survey. should i? mmmm. question of the moment.
actually, the question of the moment is: if objectivity is a collective exercise in which something must be tested and observed in a formal system of science and recognized by the majority, then couldn't our entire perspective of the 'real, objective' world be entirely wrong? is the human mind universally limited in certain ways that make us incapable of observing the 'real' world?
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ok, here's my basic schedule, if you want to reach me:
Sunday:
5-9ish shift @ RJ
Monday:
11:30-12:20 Intro to Theatre
12:30-1:20 Lunch with Cris/Karen/Laura/others
1:30-2:20 Human Evolution
2:30-3:20 Adolescent Psychology
3:30-4:45ish Intro to Behavioural Research Methods
5-9ish shift @ RJ
Tuesday:
homework
laundry/long shower
5-6:15 Human Biology
random SD shifts (8-12 pm)
Wednesday:
see Monday, excluding the RJ shift
8-12 SD shift every other week (with random exceptions)
Thursday:
homework
2-4 Human Biology Lab
5-6:15 Human Biology
random SD shifts (10-12)
Friday:
see Monday, excluding Intro to Behavioural Research Methods (3:30-4:45)
6-9ish shift @ RJ
random SD shifts (10-12)
Saturday:
homework
random SD shifts (10-12)
it looks more complicated written down
also, i was invited to join an online research company. if i become a member, i can take online surveys and participate in focus discussions that i get paid for. i can earn up to $100 per survey. should i? mmmm. question of the moment.
actually, the question of the moment is: if objectivity is a collective exercise in which something must be tested and observed in a formal system of science and recognized by the majority, then couldn't our entire perspective of the 'real, objective' world be entirely wrong? is the human mind universally limited in certain ways that make us incapable of observing the 'real' world?