the existence of a majority logically implies a corresponding minority.
-Philip. K. Dick-


who? you ask.
you did watch the steven spielberg adaptation of his story yesterday did you?
fantastic stuff. :)
the book's a different story though.
i missed the movie at the cinemas 3 years ago, and i wasn't happy at all because just about everybody told me how great the movie was.
so i went to get the book.
and i forgot to read it. until last saturday. -____-
i took it out to read, in anticipation of an exciting and captivating thriller.
only to have the story end 43 pages later.
like "huh? WTH!"
i frantically flipped the book once through.
no leh! different stories already!

and there in the introduction pages, was my answer.
"Minority Report blah blah blah.. because it is not itself a novel, we have included in this book a variety of short stories.."

i've been conned :(
but never mind. the movie was great anyway.



indeed, how true it is. a majority would naturally indicate the existence of a minority.
and i shall be one of the minority. for certain cases. (well of course, i wouldn't want to be the minority when everyone else gets good results. doh)
-smirks-
i will not fault. i will not fail. i will not make the mistakes others have made.
the rest may have failed. but i will not.

i shall be one of the minority. :)





pleasant day it was. pleasant weather and pleasant surprises. (ie. my arse has been saved. my head will not roll this time round. very good heh heh)
and so i was pleasant and nice to everyone around, including to people i dislike and usually won't even give a second glance.
cos I'M IN A GOOD MOOD! HAHA!
and it's really not too bad a thing to be in such a good mood. because happy people make other people happy. yayy. and in the process i would probably accumulate good karma. and the thought itself makes me even happier. oh a lovely cycle indeeeeed. :D



on a sidenote. aren't british econs lecturers a total breath of fresh air??
admit it.
you can't possibly tell me you love econs lecturers who stare at their laptops and read from their screens, then occasionally stopping for you to copy some irrelevant stuff into your notes.
you can't possibly tell me that you haven't fallen asleep, not even for five minutes during one of those useless lectures.
all hail british lecturers who keep students awake and happy!
yay. while we're at that, can the school please get more such lecturers for bio chem and maths as well?
thank you very much. your attendance rate would probably increase threefold you know? and your students would finally pay attention during lectures and maybe learn a little something at the end of the day. :)