hmmm... something strangely familiar about this scene

[p2b93]

So, about the only thing that's different about this entry is that I'm writing it in the McIntyre computer lab rather than the Howarth one, simply because last week, it was noticed by one of the CSO's (full-time staff type people) that I was down there. I was informed that I should not use it, as I was "using my position to gain access to

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[cvose]

I seem to recall that in limits, (were we to take a limit to the end) with a line there's a concrete answer, sa if your happiness was at 3 it would end at three. But for the most part a sine curve is unsolvable, that is, it fluctuates so there's no good answer. Perhaps when we apply this to 0 being traditionally false and 1 being traditionally true, we end up with the answer that perhaps a sine wave could be better simply because it experiences highs higher than the 3 person. Ok, spot the part of that equation that was irrelevant