Self-Betterment by Google
Hello, minna! My Early British History class is in the library today doing research for our term papers, and I thought I'd take a short break to post my meme results. Here we are:
- Kokoro needs to be emerged from a cognitive estructure.
- Kokoro needs further cultivation by intellectual activity, ascetic self-denial, and discipline.
- Kokoro needs an overhaul, essentially.
- Kokoro needs to eat her veggies and a couple of cows, then she would look more fuller.
- Kokoro needs to start reading up on rousseau.
Google thinks I need a lot of mental and physical improvement, I guess. I tried to find out what a "cognitive estructure" is, but no one else seems to know either. Maybe I should try asking Ryan---it sounds a bit computer science-y to me.
Well, I suppose I'd better get back to my paper; I still have three more sources to find before the end of the period. Happy Thursday, everyone!
~Kokoro
"I begin already to weigh my words & sentences more than I did, & am looking about for a sentiment, an illustration, or a metaphor in every corner of the room. Could my Ideas flow as fast as the rain in the Storecloset it would be charming." ~Jane Austen
- Kokoro needs to be emerged from a cognitive estructure.
- Kokoro needs further cultivation by intellectual activity, ascetic self-denial, and discipline.
- Kokoro needs an overhaul, essentially.
- Kokoro needs to eat her veggies and a couple of cows, then she would look more fuller.
- Kokoro needs to start reading up on rousseau.
Google thinks I need a lot of mental and physical improvement, I guess. I tried to find out what a "cognitive estructure" is, but no one else seems to know either. Maybe I should try asking Ryan---it sounds a bit computer science-y to me.
Well, I suppose I'd better get back to my paper; I still have three more sources to find before the end of the period. Happy Thursday, everyone!
~Kokoro
"I begin already to weigh my words & sentences more than I did, & am looking about for a sentiment, an illustration, or a metaphor in every corner of the room. Could my Ideas flow as fast as the rain in the Storecloset it would be charming." ~Jane Austen