
A game of poker on a Friday night
No, no gambling; we used plastic coins.
Was a fun way of spending some spare seconds.
My principle was: No all-in, no big win.
I won using my first all-in, and lost in the second.
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I learned a big lesson this time around.
At first, I used the same strategy as last semester:
Writing my thoughts down on paper first, extracting the underlying assumptions in the wording of the question.
Then, I had trouble. I didn't know what my main points were going to be. My essay had no body in the first week that I was working on it.

This was the rough work on the paper.
I looks like a lot of mess to me - though at one time it was my functionally organized ideas factory and map.
I learned that Melbourne Uni students could actually use the "Bonus+" feature, which meant getting a book from another university.
I got Goffman's 1963 book from Deakin Uni.
1 comment:
Wow, you are still doing your work in your own systematic way! *salute*
in case u dunno, i'm limzhi =)
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