told my my psychiatrist abt how I'm studying for a SUPER IMPORTANT quantum physics™ meet and it's actually rlly fun to read and figure out the topics adn he lowk said to me
"that's easier for you than understanding other ppls intentions huh 🙂" 😭😭😭

seen from Malaysia
seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Uruguay

seen from United States
seen from Morocco
seen from Russia

seen from Germany

seen from Saudi Arabia

seen from Italy
seen from United States
seen from France
seen from Türkiye

seen from United States

seen from Australia

seen from Saudi Arabia

seen from United States

seen from Malaysia
seen from Portugal
seen from China
told my my psychiatrist abt how I'm studying for a SUPER IMPORTANT quantum physics™ meet and it's actually rlly fun to read and figure out the topics adn he lowk said to me
"that's easier for you than understanding other ppls intentions huh 🙂" 😭😭😭
20th November 2025.
Started MATH132 the other day. It's two hour lectures, four days a week. We're starting from the start- basically relearning a lot of stuff we learnt in primary school and highschool. Since they've had to cut down the course from being 12 weeks down to 10, a lot of it's more condensed. It's gonna be quite tough going I think, not because the content is particularly hard, but because there's so much. We have a long assignment every week that's the length of about two, and a midterm in two weeks despite just starting.
I also started WRIT101 which is three hours, twice a week. I'm finding it hard to pay attention for that long, and I keep getting really fidgety. We had to start off with twenty minutes of writing about a small topic, one being about someone we admire so I wrote about my old art school teacher. We also have to start picking our research proposal topic... The first draft is due next week. They said to pick something that either interests us or is related to our field of study, but it has to be an open question essay, that has three perspectives...and Geology doesn't really have much of that so I'm thinking of writing about either the Zapatista uprising, or the industrial revolution.
Read another book... I didn't quite look at the book before I downloaded it. It was interesting to say the least when I came to the content warnings and realised what I was reading.
My one L as an aspiring scientist is that I still don’t know the difference between affect and effect.
Media keeps pitting science and art majors against each other when our true nemesis are business majors.
What do you do when a third of the answers on a quiz are Hypertonic.
This was after the last unit where there were also 3 questions that were Acromial.
This woman is fucking with me, I just can't prove it.
She also in the syllabus had a true/false question where the question was "I read the syllabus, and I agree to abide by the code of conduct" - the answer was false
And don't think it was like a hidden thing in the syllabus because I read that bitch so thoroughly.
You guys I just had a biochemistry exam and I had to learn about photosyntesis, metabolism, Krebs cycle and all that and I started thinking (bear with me): can we somehow put chlorophyll, the green thing that plants have, into human cells so humans can do photosyntesis?
But then I thought
What if Elphaba is green because of chlorophyll? Can she photosyntesise?!?!?
"and your pre-lab is due-"
FUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOUFUCKYOU.