Christians

Another day in the library, how fun, sitting their almost alone at the same place as always studying for the statistic test next week. And when I'm sitting there calculating with my calculator what happens. I suddenly realize that most formulas and whatnot exist within the damn calculator. It's evil that this is allowed to happen. Binomial probability distribution, Poisson probability distribution, e-constant and whatnot. Everything exist in the damn calculator. It's not fair. Of course it would probably not have helped me with the last 6 points anyway, but I could probably have checked if the numbers were correct or find out if it was possible to go that way.

It will be so nice when the statistics are over. No more math, no more calculations. One more week now. And things are finally beginning to move around the Church elections, but it still feels like it's a rehearsal toward next years election. And that is what most "experts" are commenting on, how this will effect the small parties that aspire toward the Riksdag next year. Of course the leader for the biggest party has decided to be in Majorca during this weekend. I don't know if this is good or bad. I don't want the politicians to be involved in the church affairs for the sake of it so that's good, but when her party is campaigning shouldn't she support them? She apparently think that it's an important election, but I don't see her showing it. At least it's not as bad as their posters for the election I've been seeing in the papers. I can't find it anywhere so I might save you from the view. It's not a very religious poster I can say.

Actually, with the whole thing why just not leave the church after the election? I still despise the organization, I don't participate in any of the church beliefs and I haven't visited a church since third year in high-school (which was mandatory for religion class). And if I leave I would lower my tax-rate *cough* I'm not greedy *cough*. On the other hand the tax is (hopefully) used to uphold the standard of the churches around the country and ... no, that's mostly it. Of course, I haven't paid that much taxes in my life (2 year or something like that and very little at that). So why haven't I left it before? I'm just lazy. The simplest explanation in the world, just lazy.