Running the academic rat race. The grand prize - the best and freshest cheese one that can ask for. The academic rat race: the survival of the books. Then again when you win the race at the end of it all... You're, still a rat.
"If luke says it's tough, that means we're all dead". it seems everytime when these words are said by my fellow classmates, now and before, i am seen as the Albert Einstein of the class. Thing is, it doesn't matter if i am able to solve a few problems of differentiation or ever to explain Newton's Law of Motion, all those doesn't make me a genius.
Talking about differentiation and the Law's of Motion. The culprit/founder of these really irritation concepts is none other than Issac Newton. If i had a chance to pop back in time to meet him i'll most probably ask "Mr Newton, why did you make things so hard for people my age? I know physics is like english to you but i'm sure people like me would rather eat apples than to study a year the way an apple falls from the trees"
At the end of our meeting, i'll give him a box of apple strudel and tell him to enjoy =) after that i'll sure to see groups of english pikemen bringing me to the galls.
Newton's more influential than Einstein
I wanted to find a spoof to his portrait and stuff cause i cant stand the ways he's so smart
Shit (a colloquial used so often to describe a brief moment of angst and it may well be the most used adjective in modern society). I'm blogging about Newton.
My maths paper just ended today. Well, i havent got any regrets other than staring at the trees out the window for a mere minute. Then again, i know i didnt do too well. Thank's ah Newton for creating calculus.
Wow. look at all those revision.
luke hugged cali@
10:03 PM
The Name's Newton
The name's called Newton. Issac Newton. He was born on the 14th January 1643, and thus it makes him 364 years old this year. He currently resides in Kensington, London, Englang, where, well, that was where he was last seen.
His alma mater was the Trinity College, and he will thoroughly be grateful for all the lessons learnt as he will embark on his journey to be one of the greatest minds that the world has ever seen. Also, he was the "half-creator" of Calculus and many other nonsensical formulas, derivations and not forgetting laws.
In his free time, he has interest physics, mathematics, astronomy, alchemy, and philosophy. Not forgetting, he has invented so many things that have really proved to be useful in our everyday lives. He is also very well known for Newtonian Mechanics, Universal gravitation, Calculus and Optics.
