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What kind of conspiracy?

That one of the devTeam of the Portal series has a child about to take the AP Calculus BC exam and released something (unclear) with the intention of bringing down the average scores because the test is highly curved.

It's actually called the Perpetual Testing Initiative, i.e. you make your own test chambers and share it with others.
http://www.geek.com/articles/games/port ... e-2012058/

I am immune to it!

I am not, however, immune to new old books.

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Motivator: if I master the exam materials, I will allow myself to play with Planck's Law and incandescence.

Greetings!

I hate being sick. I hate it.

...UGH. There's so much more to study.

It must be exam time in America, again.

This week and the next, mainly.

I hope that you all pass your exams.

Thanks.

I hope I'll get the highest score on all (or most? please?) of my exams.

I remember my time in college. I didn't take the usual courses that college students take. I was in a work experience programme for adults with special needs. I remember one guy telling me not to follow him around. I didn't think I was following him. I've decided to sign a couple books out of the library, so that I wouldn't be "following" him around. He finally picked up on my bad moods and apologized to me. I'll never forget that November of 1993.

What does it feel like to be drunk for other people?

Kinda like sedated? I'm utterly sedated at this point (just seeing what it's like to feel...nothing; too bad I do still feel a little anxiety, or perhaps more than a little), but I can still type, think (albeit sleepy), play games (multiplayer too, though I kinda couldn't be bothered playing as a team being this sedated).

Surely Seroquel + Valium [within outlined limits] would equate to a greater loss of cognitive function than some booze?

As an aside, booze doesn't make me feel anything other than a little sedated in rather large amounts.

My brain is odd.