arent we all blind sometimes?
07.11.2002 ~ 11:44 pm

i am such a joke of a GCSE candidate. one of my proposed points of investigation for my maths stats coursework is �hair colour does not determine IQ� i.e.: are blondes really dumber?

amy suggested it. she wouldnt do it, because she has reason and logic and all that jazzy good stuff. while i have a strange sense of humour. hope my maths teacher gets it.

as idAS/A2 decisions so far i might do maths, chemistry, physics A2, and RS or DT or possibly french AS. its so difficult. but mrs B was so nice today. she told me that the math/chem/phy ensemble will give me a crapload of career oportunities and i could do psychology, philosophy and architechture just with those 3, no RS, no DT.

very tempting, but all sciences seem so shallow of me. i have this preconception that people who do arts like english and RS must be very deep to think deep thoughts like that. probably cos i find sciences much more straightforward than them. anyhoo, sciences are respected in chinese circles, so that�s good...ish. its not like i�m planning to go and work in HK. or china.

so i still feel like a cardboard scientist. lisa kudrow was one. then she dyed her hair blonde and went to acting classes. look how famous she is now!

your A levels don't necessarily predetermine your career choice, or what you read in university. if they think you can do it, they�ll offer you a place. as long as you�re good enough. i read all these articles on how law schools are accepting students previously reading anything non-law-related, on the grounds that they�re good. so if i ever feel like being evil...

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