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It's 1 in the morning. I had an exam from 7:30 pm to 9:30 pm tonight. I have a pset due tomorrow morning. Yet I've spent the past 2 hours alternating between eBay, Facebook, Digg, and AIM. I've got one small part of one problem left to do, but I just have no desire to finish it. Have you ever had one of those moods where you're just like, "I could figure this out if I just sat down and thought about it for 5 minutes, but I don't feel like it."? Yeah, that's how I am now. All I need to do is graph 5 initial value conditions for a simple logistic equation, and then I can go to sleep. But will I? Most likely not any time soon.
In other news, I had a bio exam yesterday that pretty much raped everyone. Most of the people I spoke to beforehand were like "I had 3 years of bio in high school, these lectures are all a review..." Yeah, that's why the average grade on the exam was a 64, huh? Sorry for that bucket of bitterness I just doused you with. I'm just harboring some strong feelings of resentment against my bio class right now. We get disjointed lectures every other day that don't really explain anything, simple psets that you can ace with the pdf version of the book and knowledge of Ctrl-F, and a "problem book" that doesn't have any problems related to what we've learned yet. So how does all of that lead to us learning material for the test? Oh, it doesn't? I see.
Maybe I should go finish my homework. Well, I definitely should. Let's see if I actually do.
In other news, I had a bio exam yesterday that pretty much raped everyone. Most of the people I spoke to beforehand were like "I had 3 years of bio in high school, these lectures are all a review..." Yeah, that's why the average grade on the exam was a 64, huh? Sorry for that bucket of bitterness I just doused you with. I'm just harboring some strong feelings of resentment against my bio class right now. We get disjointed lectures every other day that don't really explain anything, simple psets that you can ace with the pdf version of the book and knowledge of Ctrl-F, and a "problem book" that doesn't have any problems related to what we've learned yet. So how does all of that lead to us learning material for the test? Oh, it doesn't? I see.
Maybe I should go finish my homework. Well, I definitely should. Let's see if I actually do.