Well, my title is correct. I’ve just spent the better part of an hour trying to decipher quantum mechanics laws on teleportation/cloning. It’s all too much really for one human to understand in the condensed form. I’ve got some concept of it, and I think that’s where I’ll stop.
I’ve slowly been developing a cough, it’s a horrible one, one that comes from the chest and it rumbles when I breathe. I feel like a dragon. A dragon who feels like shit. I believe it might be the fan in my room, being that somehow, it was covered in the so-called “black shit” last night and every time I blow my nose, some of the substance comes out. I understand that this isn’t the most interesting of subjects. But it’s quite amusing. To me, at least.
Otherwise, walking to classes brings up some interesting issues. I was crossing the road and one of those people came around the corner. You know, I drive a pick-up made by Ford and I believe I’m better than everybody else, oh look at my iPhone and my high-brow clothes. Ooo. I’m listening to Kanye West, I’m so wrong. Yes. That kind of person. He fucking clipped me. I mean, the light was red and I had the right to cross but no, Mr. I-am-too-important-for-pedestrians had to believe he is above the law and clip me. Fuck him.
It brings up a point really, the differences between Europe and the US. The walking culture. In Europe, we walk, bike and take public transportation, as a result of this, we have more rights than motorists. We have our own roads and underground crosswalks. For example, I can ride my bike from my home to the airport without crossing one road if I feel like it.
Now in the USA, you’re dependent on your vehicles. McDonalds has a 24/7 hour drive through but won’t allow someone to walk by. How idiotic is that? That’s basically a form of…what’s the word. It’s like racism but with cars and walkers. Pedestist. No. That sounds like something with pedophilae. Motorism. There you go. It’s a form of Motorism.
And this is why, Europe > USA in one way.
Europe 1 – 0 USA.
I think I just found a recurring bit.