Wee for another day. Heh.
So there's nothing new. Is that not surprising? I guess not.
Woke up this morning and drove over to UWF. A kid got hit on a bicycle. I guess he landed on the road in a manner that didn't quite harm him. At least not physically. I think, though, that his dull glazed-over look was a sign of mental scarring.
Anyway, parked and went to the normal meeting spot, except this time the woman I usually talk to before class wasn't there. My teacher came out of her class eventually, 'cause she was doing the whole survey thing today. We talked a bit, and then she had to go back in to her class, and I awaited patiently for class to begin.
Today we went over a totally new concept. It was overlapping quantifiers. A little complex, so thankfully those *won't* be on the test. I said *won't*. However, despite the complexity, they look kinda fun.
Logic was kind fun on that note. I've began to grow curious as to how you would apply this symbolic language to actual arguments in philosophy. I was going to ask her, but I got caught talking to my fellow student about the whole homework ordeal. Basically we were looking at the last homework, which the teacher merely gave anyone who turned something in a 100, 'cause it was too much hassle to go through every bit.
I decided to speed the day on and left. Went home, walked the dog, and sat down. That pretty much summed my day.
Oh, and South Park rocked. Heh.
Woke up this morning and drove over to UWF. A kid got hit on a bicycle. I guess he landed on the road in a manner that didn't quite harm him. At least not physically. I think, though, that his dull glazed-over look was a sign of mental scarring.
Anyway, parked and went to the normal meeting spot, except this time the woman I usually talk to before class wasn't there. My teacher came out of her class eventually, 'cause she was doing the whole survey thing today. We talked a bit, and then she had to go back in to her class, and I awaited patiently for class to begin.
Today we went over a totally new concept. It was overlapping quantifiers. A little complex, so thankfully those *won't* be on the test. I said *won't*. However, despite the complexity, they look kinda fun.
Logic was kind fun on that note. I've began to grow curious as to how you would apply this symbolic language to actual arguments in philosophy. I was going to ask her, but I got caught talking to my fellow student about the whole homework ordeal. Basically we were looking at the last homework, which the teacher merely gave anyone who turned something in a 100, 'cause it was too much hassle to go through every bit.
I decided to speed the day on and left. Went home, walked the dog, and sat down. That pretty much summed my day.
Oh, and South Park rocked. Heh.