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Wow, that was like half a year after my last blog post ...

Now, I'm gearing up for my finale with that darn exam board which is coming pretty soon. I'm also devising plans for my further studies. Liverpool, finally, just won West Brom 2-1 at Anfield. Yeah, that was random stuff but it could be a mood lifter for Reds' fans like me.

It has also been a while I had stayed up so late composing a blog post like this one because those days I had committed myself to sleep early to (at least) ensure I am in tip-top condition in lectures. These days I was also contemplating about things relating to consciousness, emotions and feelings and also how on earth did complex numbers came about (err ...).

Despite the finale hasn't arrived, I have been making random fantasising about my potential participation in the world of psychology as a science profession. Considering the idea that this field is growing and requires help of future generations to contribute to this science so as to catch up with mature sciences (i.e. Biology, Physics and Chemistry), which although it is nearly impossible and it could be an uphill battle, but (I think) I'm ready for it. I could opt for alternatives if this path did not work as I thought.

The night is pretty quiet (not to the state of serenity). It's (from my perspective) me, Adam C and his panel of pundits on the TV discussing about an ongoing football match, the sound of the fan in my laptop and the hanging fan above me. Well, I've somehow liked this kind of environment in which I could take a breather from the hustle and bustle of everyday life and do some self-introspection (or maybe session(s) of brain vomit, as coined in this article by Aiman Azlan, but I don't think I could do it as frequent as last time (due to my schedule, and my circadian clock). So I might seldomly update this blog, but who knows, I might keep it up like before.

Time to go to bed.

Zzz ......

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