Nice one :)

Very good :)

It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity.

Albert Einstein.

"When in doubt, use brute force." - Ken Thompson.

"If brute force doesn't solve your problems, then you aren't using enough."

lol...

"It's not whether you win or... Okay, maybe it is".

Adolf Hitler.

I'd sprinkle water on my eyes.

lol.. What I really meant was that once you've achieved what you wanted to, its pretty difficult to maintain balance in one's life. I do believe that "An idle mind is a devil's workshop". After...

Really nice :)

I'd go mad!! I'm better off without it.

Yes, that is the difference.

Same with me.

Yes, the book has earned quite a name, which it trully deserves. :)

lol..

Well said. Has anybody read that book by John Gray? Really, everyone must read it atleast once. :) Some really helpful stuff for improving/developing interpersonal relations.

Are you saying that on briansmall's behalf? I understand that Qwazil told this

to briansmall.

Psychology as a separate subject in the elementary and high schools? No. But, there are subjects (like Assembly) which do involve topics related to it. And talking about the undergraduate level, that...

That is indeed funny. If that is so, every school going kid is a psychologist or a psychriatist ;)

And you could have edited your first post. Try avoiding multi-posting. You can modify your post...

Yes, similiar things are often experienced. I'd started another thread for them -- Murphy's Laws :)

Yes, humans are complex. Logic alone can not define their behaviour. It is something beyond that -- Psychology, which is even more complex. There are too many variables and so, too many assumptions...

Exactly my words. scru, you are just stealing my thoughts ;). If parents want to bring up their children in a better way, they can, even now.

lol.. good one.

Okay, I am getting it now..

Naveen, would you explain me what is l337 all about? There are many references to that in this thread, but all of it appears to be nothing but crap..

Aia's avatar is also good..

It is the point that AD and vmanes stated. See posts 3 and 4.


Right :)


Same over here.


Haha, if everyone can read it, why not secret government police? ;)

I like Salem's too. Very original and thought provoking :)

Could anybody tell me what all is going on here?

Hey, let me clarify. I don't mean that spellings aren't important. I'm just stating a point.

I like AD's and mine :)

CAN YOU READ THIS??

fi yuo cna raed tihs, yuo hvae a sgtrane mnid too.
Cna yuo raed tihs?
i cdnuolt blveiee taht I cluod aulaclty uesdnatnrd waht I was rdanieg.
The phaonmneal pweor of the...

I'll try to be a bit calm (for a change ;)) and more resolute in pursuing my goals..

Wishing you all a Merry Christmas and Happy New Year...

Cheers,
-Jishnu.

I guess that would be pessmistic beyond the realms of reality.

http://www.murphys-laws.com/

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy's_law

I'd say some of his observations sound pessimistic (sometimes even wierd); but they are surprisingly realistic.

Originally discovered by technicians on crash tests at Cailfornia in 1949, Murphy's Laws spread quickly. They were spotted everywhere: buses always came in threes, desperately needed objects became...

Me too.

Got it. But I'm one of the rarer species that comes under the remaining 14%. I've seriously read this thing somewhere long back.

Or that logic should not strike to anyone else. A good pasword may be logical but unpredictable. (for anyone except the user)

Better leave it for the statisticians to figure it out. And yes, this statement is also a statistics. So, there are 51% chances that it is right. (which again is a statistics)

means?