A song that i edited

Wake me up when Semester ends.

Midterms has come and passed

The students can never last

wake me up when Semester ends

like my senior's come to pass

around 8 weeks has gone so fast

wake me up when Semester ends

here comes the teachers again

coming from the halls

drenched in my pain again

becoming who we are

as my Mathematics tests

i forgets my formulas

wake me up when Semester ends

summer has come and passed

the innocent can never last

wake me up when Semester ends

bring out the tests again

like we did midterms began

wake me up when Semester ends

here comes the teachers again

coming from the halls

drenched in my pain again

becoming who we are

as my Mathematics tests

i forgets my formulas

wake me up when Semester ends

Summer has come and passed

The innocent can never last

wake me up when September ends

like my senior's come to pass

around 8 weeks has gone so fast

wake me up when Semester ends

wake me up when Semester ends

wake me up when Semester ends

3 again... and what is it this time =.=ll

Well. Today(Yesterday) was a Saturday so my course-mates decided to have a barbecue in a parking lot near where i stay.
Today's weather was quite something.. it rained nearly the whole day till the evening.
Visited by my mom and gramps in the afternoon around 2.00.. then they went back.
After that when i checked my mail something good came up~! The 'prize' that i won's shipped from Japan~! so now i'll have to wait for around 2-3 weeks and it'll arrive to my doorstep (In Ipoh ^_^)
Anyways... Barbecue's a good way to socialize. But tis' also quite little(Yeah... we had supper after the barbecue)....
All in all.. T'was a great day~!

List of things to do till the end of this semester.

1. Finish up the Assignments
~>Critical Thinking
~>Economics
~>Sociology
~>Basic English(Completed)
2. Revise Past Year Questions
3. Focus More on Maths... My most hated enemy.. and I WILL CONQUER YOU!
4. Learn Guitar.
5. Perform something in Class.

3.20.. And why am i still awake?

Well... If you want to know...
Firstly. I had an OMGWTF hard test today(Economics)... and t'was Heartwrenchingly Disastrously Hard.... Because of that.. i needed to take some time off to cool down... (Stress level= Breaking point) Therefore i cycled to the lakeside which is just the opposite of Beijing A to chill.... And also to chat with some of my coursemates. Well. T'was satisfying ^_^

What's in my Wishlist now?

Well.. As you know i'm a student in UTAR (University Tak Ada Rehat) or The university that won't let you have any rest...
So what i actually want now in my wishlist is.... NOT Keyboard or any Musical instruments till i get into Degree..
What i want Now is Nootropic medicine...
also referred to as smart drugs, memory enhancers, and cognitive enhancers as well as intelligence enhancers, are drugs, supplements, nutraceuticals, and functional foods that are purported to improve mental functions such as cognition, memory, intelligence, motivation, attention, and concentration. The word nootropic was coined in 1972 by the Romanian Dr. Corneliu E. Giurgea, derived from the Greek words νους nous, or "mind," and τρέπεινtrepein meaning "to bend/turn". Nootropics are thought to work by altering the availability of the brain's supply of neurochemicals (neurotransmitters, enzymes, and hormones), by improving the brain's oxygen supply, or by stimulating nerve growth. However the efficacy of nootropic substances, in most cases, has not been conclusively determined. This is complicated by the difficulty of defining and quantifying cognition and intelligence.

Racetams

The word nootropic was coined upon discovery of the effects of piracetam, developed in the 1960s.^[19] Although piracetam is the most commonly taken nootropic,^[19] there are many relatives in the family that have different potencies and side effects. Other common racetams include pramiracetam, oxiracetam, and aniracetam. There is no generally-accepted mechanism for racetams. In general, they show no affinity for the most important receptors, although modulation of most important centralneurotransmitters, including acetylcholine and glutamate, have been reported.^[20] Although aniracetam and nebracetam show affinity for muscarinic receptors, only nefiracetam shows it at the nanomolar range. Racetams have been called "pharmacologically safe" drugs.^[11]

Other substances sometimes classified as nootropics include hydergine, vinpocetine, bifemelane, huperzine A (cholinergic activator below), and dimethylaminoethanol (DMAE).^[11

Let's not forget about Alcohol—moderate drinkers tend to have better cognitive function than abstainers or heavy drinkers

Reference on the effects of Alcohol below.

1. ^ Britton A, Singh-Manoux A, Marmot M (August 2004). "Alcohol consumption and cognitive function in the Whitehall II Study".Am. J. Epidemiol. 160 (3): 240–7. doi:10.1093/aje/kwh206. PMID 15257997.
2. ^ Launer LJ, Feskens EJ, Kalmijn S, Kromhout D (February 1996). "Smoking, drinking, and thinking. The Zutphen Elderly Study". Am. J. Epidemiol. 143 (3): 219–27. PMID 8561155.
3. ^ Galanis DJ, Joseph C, Masaki KH, Petrovitch H, Ross GW, White L (August 2000). "A longitudinal study of drinking and cognitive performance in elderly Japanese American men: the Honolulu-Asia Aging Study". Am J Public Health 90 (8): 1254–9. doi:10.2105/AJPH.90.8.1254. PMC 1446341. PMID 10937006.
4. ^ Dufouil C, Ducimetière P, Alpérovitch A (September 1997). "Sex differences in the association between alcohol consumption and cognitive performance. EVA Study Group. Epidemiology of Vascular Aging". Am. J. Epidemiol. 146 (5): 405–12.PMID 9290500.
5. ^ Rodgers B, Windsor TD, Anstey KJ, Dear KB, F Jorm A, Christensen H (September 2005). "Non-linear relationships between cognitive function and alcohol consumption in young, middle-aged and older adults: the PATH Through Life Project".Addiction 100 (9): 1280–90. doi:10.1111/j.1360-0443.2005.01158.x. PMID 16128717.
6. ^ Anstey KJ, Windsor TD, Rodgers B, Jorm AF, Christensen H (September 2005). "Lower cognitive test scores observed in alcohol abstainers are associated with demographic, personality, and biological factors: the PATH Through Life Project".Addiction 100 (9): 1291–301. doi:10.1111/j.1360-0443.2005.01159.x. PMID 16128718.

Malaysia Today.

If you are a Malaysian and have yet to read on the recent news or even not knowing what the "BERSIH" campaign is about, Please let me fill you in.

Bersih, literally the word 'bersih' means 'clean' in the Malay language, however, Bersih (Malay: Gabungan Pilihan Raya Bersih dan Adil) is a coalition of Malaysian opposition political parties and NGOs with the stated aim of reforming the electoral process in Malaysia. Specifically, they demand the following reforms:

1. A clean out of the electoral rolls to remove entries that are no longer valid such as deceased people.
2. The use of permanent ink to ensure that voters may only vote once.
2. The abolition of postal votes on the basis that they are easily abused.
3. Perhaps most importantly, Bersih demands that all candidates and political parties have equal access to print and broadcast media.


The 2007 Bersih Rally was a rally held in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia on November 10, 2007. The aim of this walk was to campaign for electoral reform. It was precipitated by allegations of corruption and discrepancies in the Malaysian election system that heavily favor the ruling political party, Barisan Nasional, which has been in power since Malaysia achieved its independence in 1957.

It was reported that the rally participants played a 'cat and mouse' game with the riot police, as many of the groups were repeatedly stopped by the police and disallowed from continuing.

The group from Masjid Jamek were sprayed with water canons and tear gas canisters, but still managed to continue their march by joining the group congregating in front of the Sogo departmental store.

The group from Pasar Seni, led by Tian Chua attempted to pass through police barricades that blocked them from approaching the palace. This group also tried to negotiate with the police. As the negotiations were going on, this group found an alley that was not guarded by riot police, hence being able to bypass the police to get to the palace.

500 people from the Pasar Seni group joined part of the Sogo group to continue their march. Meanwhile, 10,000 people from Masjid Negara had begun marching to Istana Negara. They split into two groups to increase the chance of reaching Istana Negara.

A combined group of 40,000 people, stretching half a kilometer long along the highway were stopped by police 300 meters from the palace grounds. They were eventually joined by the group from Masjid Jamek and Sogo.

The illegal rally was dispersed by Malaysian riot police with tear gas and chemical bursts. 15 men including two women were arrested and no policemen were injured.

Following the initial rally, Bersih indicated it may hold another street demonstration if government extended the tenure of Election Commission (EC) chairperson Abdul Rashid Abdul Rahman. On 20 November 2007, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Nazri Aziz tabled for first reading the Constitution (Amendment) Bill 2007 that sought to extend the retirement age of members of Election Commission (EC) from 65 to 66. Parliament passed legislation on 11 Dec to increase EC members' retirement age from 65 to 66.

Accordingly, Bersih scheduled a second street demonstration for 9 July 2011, ahead of the anticipated 2012 national Malaysian elections. Plans for the demonstration were extensively criticised by the government and pro-government media, and the police arrested a number of Bersih supporters in the lead-up to the event. After being granted an audience with the King to discuss the issue, Bersih subsequently agreed on 5 July 2011 to move the rally from the streets to a stadium.

Prime minister Najib said claims that elections are unfair "did not make sense," adding that the opposition are using instability to their political advantage. He challenged them to take on the government in the polls instead. The Home Minister, Hishamuddin, responding to early reports announcing the rally, criticised public demonstrations in particular. He slammed Bersih for trying to "instill hatred" and "show the world that our country is chaotic." Deputy Prime Minister Muhiyiddin Yassin said the planned rally is "undemocratic" and claimed that it is supported only by a small segment of the population. He also warned of foreign powers taking advantage of instability in Malaysia.

UMNO encouraged business operators and taxi drivers to sue Bersih for any losses that may be caused by the rally.

Anyways, in my opinion
The government themselves can't deny the citizens of Malaysia to ask for a need in a drastic change in the governing system. By denying that, you're denying the population's demands for changes. And by denying the population's demand for changes, isn't that tyranny?
By definition, Tyranny is "One who rules without law, looks to his own advantage rather than that of his subjects, and uses extreme and cruel tactics -- against his own people as well as others.

What is the result of "BERSIH" 2.0? Nobody knows. But one thing's for certain. Something will be embedded in Malaysians of today and Malaysia would be in the headlines of many countries in these few days.

Regarding Ouran High (Live Version)

I would love it if they changed the actors and the main actress XD
Fujioka Haruhi= Horikita Maki "堀北 真希"
Tamaki Suou= Mizushima Hiro "水嶋 ヒロ"
Kyoya Ootori= Ikuta Toma "生田斗真"

Tiredness

I'm actually tired due to everything that's been happening to me recently... Damn i really feel like an old man. Let's see... Assignment, More Assignments and let's not forget that THERE IS A TEST NEXT WEEK ON ECONOMICS AND ALSO OTHER SUBJECTS ON THE WEEK AFTER NEXT!
So. Because of all these~ I myself just wanna sleep for the whole 11-4 O'Clock and continue doing everything around 5.00 in the morning. Now that's not asking too much.. is it?

I Just realized... I DAMN WELL NEED A REST.
My Health's actually getting bad these past couple O' days...
Therefore.. I shall sleep now.

Let's see what I've accomplished this week.

Let's see what are the things that i did which was totally different comparing to what i normally do.
Firstly, I Went to the "Pasar-Malam"(Night-Market in the Malay language) with my acquaintances. Kin Tuan, Rong Minn, Wei Kheng and the gang. Of whom i have come to know and become acquainted with during my tutorial lessons. Now why would be going to the night-market be different from what i usually do? Well.. For one, I don't go out normally during evening-nighttime.
Secondly, I'm still awake now(Which by the way is around 3.00 in the morning) and a friend of mine just took off from my house as we were doing the assignments.. Now.. as you know, I don't usually invite people to my place just to finish the assignments till around 1.00 But i actually had fun as he was playing the guitar ^_^ Man i love music.
To Sum it up, I had fun for the past couple O' days. Unless of course you're talking about the assignments...

The Thing about Arguments

Not all arguments and discussion with difference of opinion would lead to hostility.
Sometimes, It's very healthy to have these kinds of conversations as it would also increase your awareness of things and also enables you to understand other people. Which sometimes leads to closeness of friendship. Here's an Example

Voon Soon Yoong

‎"What makes your wants and needs more important than everione else's? Critical thinking condemns such special pleading. It demands that we weigh evidence and arguments objectively and impartially. Ultimately, it demands that we revere truth - even when it hurts." < love this Kenneth Hooi Wing KenKen Lim

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    Ken Lim this is about unbiased fairness.

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    Voon Soon Yoong wow i think i talked about almost all these stuff with u in school..

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Even though it hurts. ^_^
    But what hurts more is the fact that people would tend to think otherwise compared to the statement above. Heck, Even some critical thinkers would forget this basic principle.
    Agrees with the statement above*

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    Ken Lim i dont remember u overrating yourself... except when u are comparing yourself with those people that you dislike lor

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    Voon Soon Yoong in some ways, i think of critical thinking as a way to let humans think scientifically, logically and pursue truth above all else, which inevitably leads to our atheism. hell yeah.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken In Short, Religion is actually something that makes a person judge things poorly based on non-scientific approaches.(Make Believe)

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken XD

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    Ken Lim but it is quite hard to find a pure critical thinker because at the end of the day, our instincts or attitude might have control over some of our decision making.... we're merely humans after all and we will make mistakes. its either we did more mistake or less mistake.

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    Voon Soon Yoong well i do overrate myself sometimes, but when it comes to comparing myself with ppl i dislike, (i'm definitely not overrating myself because they're too much of shit to even be considered in my league)

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    Voon Soon Yoong given the assumption that i only dislike idiots. which is of course absolutely true. hahaha

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken

    Taken from* A Problem of Evil.
    
    God exists.
    God is omnipotent, omniscient, and perfectly good.
    A perfectly good being would want to prevent all evils.
    An omniscient being knows every way in which evils can come into existence.
    An omnipotent being, who knows every way in which an evil can come into existence, has the power to prevent that evil from coming into existence.
    A being who knows every way in which an evil can come into existence, who is able to prevent that evil from coming into existence, and who wants to do so, would prevent the existence of that evil.
    If there exists an omnipotent, omniscient, and perfectly good being, then no evil exists.
    Evil exists (logical contradiction).
    
    Problem solving by Critical Thinking.
    
    Ah KenLim. You do have a very good point there.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎"well i do overrate myself sometimes, but when it comes to comparing myself with ppl i dislike, (i'm definitely not overrating myself because they're too much of shit to even be considered in my league)"
    
    LOL. Anyways, for the longest time i've been wondering. What do you actually think of me as? Voon Soon Yoong

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    Voon Soon Yoong here's what happened. ppl believe that god is omnipotent and perfectly good. god loves them. BUT (there's always a but), god doesnt like it when lucifer gets "cocky", throws him into the "void" aka hell, make him do the dirty work of torturing us for eternity because we simply dont believe in him. i repeat. God is perfectly good. oh sure he is.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Logical contradiction. Thus proving that there's not an omnipotent being of pure good called god.

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    Voon Soon Yoong people like to ask me what i think of them. i take it as the highest form of compliment. but i am in no position to judge, i only judge those who i consider as "lower level life forms"

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    Ken Lim both of your arguments regarding god's existence is extremely high level for my feeble mind... i havent reach both of your levels yet in critical thinking.....

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎"but i am in no position to judge" A wise choice of words indeed. Spoken by a true critical thinker.

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    Voon Soon Yoong well seriously, atheists have more reasons not to believe in god than reasons to say "wtf"

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken LOL

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    Voon Soon Yoong random opinion, if a critical thinker wants to change the world, he/she must first become a hypocrite, how else would he/she acquire the social status, influential power, resources and so on to help him/her on his/her mission..

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    Ken Lim here is is something that i think i noticed... usually successful people dont really pray much or demand much from god but only those people who are desperate often prayed to god asking for miracle or help...

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    Voon Soon Yoong i hate it when my download speed is lower than my upload speed.

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    Ken Lim does this indicates that people with brains and logical thinking wont often ask for god's help?

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken

    Or the Critical Thinker would only follow suit with what he thinks is right and therefore change what others think therefore changing the world little by little. There's actually no need to acquire a high social status, influential power or resources as If what others judge what the person says as the right thing. What's right would generally be distributed to everyone even though it is slow.
    
    In my opinion, Changing the world doesn't actually need that much power, status and such. What it actually needs are Influential thoughts. And that alone will change the world.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken KenLim. In my Opinion, God doesn't help everyone. Instead, It's just something that watches what we do... and observe... and observe... and observe... and observe... and observe... and to be forgotten by humanity itself.

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    Voon Soon Yoong

    successful people are smart and experienced enough to know that god either doesnt exist, or wil never answer their prayers/help them get what they want. only those who wait for miracles blindly and are not smart or hardworking enough to help themselves pray for things.. or you can think of it this way, ppl who are smart enough to be successful are smart enough to see reality, and ppl who aren't smart enough to be successful are equally not smart enough to see this reality.

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    Voon Soon Yoong in my opinion, in this realistically retarded world, the rate of retards born will be higher than the rate of ppl converted into critical thinking, and hence producing a net production of retards, which wil never let the world be better little by little. just an opinion.

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    Voon Soon Yoong into critical thinkers*

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken LOLWTF Reality PAWN.....

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    Voon Soon Yoong truth is always the top priority isn't it. everyone can be a philosopher but hardly anyone can make those things happen. why? reality is, this world is cruel selfish greedy and retarded.

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    Ken Lim well, if there are so many retards at this world, maybe it would be good news to critical thinkers like the two of you because you two have lots of advantages over them and it increases your chances of reaching a higher status either in work or in society.

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    Voon Soon Yoong critical thinkers will not wish or want such advantages, we'll take it if that's the most we can get but our ultimate wish is for a better unified happy world of humanity and harmony with all living things, all working together for the greater good, liberty, progress and peace.. to achieve what the ultimate goal of religion should be.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken

    Ken. Even though i kinda agree with you, The downside of Myself is that i don't actually have any high social status, or even a very good academic result. Therefore i'm not actually being more advantageous than the rest but merely thinkingbetter than the rest.
    This proves that Results aren't everything.
    Take Voon here for instance, A high scorer yet he's able to judge things critically in a very good way.
    There are also other high scorers out there but they don't usually chat with others regarding these topics as they would deem it to be very bad topic.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎"to achieve what the ultimate goal of religion should be." Which is assimilation to nothingness.
    I mean... It's good to have a religion and such... But there are some that practices religion till the point of being an Extremist.
    You get what i mean right? (Al Qaeda, Westboro...)

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    Voon Soon Yoong i cannot take myself seriously sometimes, as i am in disbelief towards myself, seeing that i was once a person who skipped school to go play dota in cyber cafes. but i never regretted it, great experience.

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    Ken Lim Kenneth, well you will never know what will happen later in the future. maybe one day when you go out and starts to work, your advantages in critical thinking might come in handy for you. but still one can never tell what will happen in the future.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎" but still one can never tell what will happen in the future." Agrees Wholeheartedly

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    Voon Soon Yoong thx for your countless compliments.. i appreciate it and take it as a motivation to further improve myself in all ways..

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken <~'s more of an RPG/Online game players. As i like to interact rather than just to Kill and kill and kill mindlessly.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎"thx for your countless compliments" o.0~? But tis' the truth that i speak XD

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    Voon Soon Yoong thx for your countless compliments.. i appreciate it and take it as a motivation to further improve myself in all ways..

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    Voon Soon Yoong although i'm a top scorer, i always said that results aren't everything and i'm proud that i never compared the "quality" of a human being by the excellence of his academic performance Ken Lim will know what im saying..

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎=.= i always have this fault when commenting in which i normally delete my last post if i were to quickly spot a grammatical mistake...

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    Ken Lim hey, i notice that the three of us can chat rather well at here. maybe one day we should find some time to go out and have some discussions at some tea shop. haha =D

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Tea/Coffee 8D
    <~ Likes Both

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    Ken Lim yeah, i know what u mean. i know you dint look down on me even though my results are crappy.

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    Voon Soon Yoong just thinking about the number of persons in my friends list who can fit into this discussion saddens me..

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Dude... Kenny don't worry, I think i had crappier results than you..

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    Voon Soon Yoong i admit that i look down on ppl for many reasons. crappy results, not one of them.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken <~ Only scored for Both English(EST,English) Tests with A's.. Others are B,C,C,C,D,D =.=ll

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    Ken Lim LOL, i'm not kenny

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken KenLim* XD

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    Ken Lim i got one failed subject in spm though... which means it is more crappy

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    Voon Soon Yoong i guess the main thing that helped me with my critical thinking is my realist attitude.. and that's why i know what i need for my future..

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken But even so... I don't think that Our Subject(Critical Thinking)'s actually teaching other people how to think critically. Rather, It's just to teach them how to write better essays for assignments and such...

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken LOL KenLim* The reason i did not fail any of my SPM Subject is that i myself Dropped Add-Maths and replaced it with EST... or else i would've also failed a subject.

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Plus, On critical thinking*
    I'm also having a really hard time remembering all those definitions and the type of arguments and such.. =.=ll
    <~ Has a very bad memory...

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    Ken Lim i see.... for me memorizing is not really a problem because i don't have much difficulty in memorizing if the subject catches my interest. by the way, i think i got to go now. i'll talk to u two later next time. sorry about my sudden departure from this conversation because i had to go to sleep...

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Good night~*

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    Voon Soon Yoong

    about that, me too. im too lazy to read those technical definitions, terms etc etc... but instead im more interested in reading those philosophical, ethical stuff, which to me, is what it's all about. and not that pattern of argument bullshit. you're right about teaching them how to write better essays, because critical thinking is not something that one can just read, study and pick up.. it's more like something that you either know, or don't know. regardless of whether you get to study it as a subject, get wad i mean

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    Ken Lim good night to you two. bye bye

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken ‎"because critical thinking is not something that one can just read, study and pick up.. it's more like something that you either know, or don't know. regardless of whether you get to study it as a subject, get wad i mean" Agrees~!

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    Voon Soon Yoong good night, im sleeping too. ciao

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    Kenneth Hooi Wing Ken Night~*

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