Before The Fall

Wow, less than a week since the last update. I'm back on track it seems. Maybe it have to do about failing in the Economics once more so I can moan about still have a fricking macro exam after me. WHY OH GOD did it have to be so hard. In the long run it will probably boring to read (and write), but hey, agony seems to be one of the selling points on the internet. Then again, I don't seem to care that much either.

Now to something completely different, hows things in the sociology course? I never have taken such an easy course. It's just memorizing most things since I have a fair grip on most of the subjects in the course and this is just 2 weeks before the exam. My ego is going to be bigger than the moon if this continues. Than there is the possibility that Murphy's law kick in. Or that I find everything so easy now, take the exam to easy and don't clarify my thought enough and putting me down a couple of points from the desired (but not necessary) VG. After all, I probably have to score highest on the test after my "subtle" hinting of my "advanced knowledge", nothing else than a full score is perfect. Otherwise... DEATH!!!

Or maybe not. Besides that it's also fun to analyze the group dynamics in the class. Sitting at the back, asking questions and constant whispering ideas and thought with the neighbor probably given me a "bad boy attitude" (whatever that is like with a nerdy political scientist). Me and the other felt a bit of clashing between us and part of the other guys in the class with the more... outspoken women in the row in front of us. That seems to have gone away now after a quick team-up which ended in laughter instead of discussing the questions at hand. And that someone else seems to be more obnoxious than us. Some guy no one has seen since the first lesson just shows up and makes comments and asks questions that has nothing to do with the course (or at least from our point of view). With a common object to distance us from we have all come closer together as a group. It's actually very interesting to analyze that from a sociology perspective, read up on that and try it.