What are you THINKING right now?

[colours]

"3:30 AM is certainly an interesting time to be up"

 

[TY]

how do i stop losing money

 

[Yue Han]

"Why do I always book flights at inconvenient times?" ...then I remember... "Oh yes because I'm cheap!"

 

[Sheep]

"back to work tomorrow dammit, but at least we get paid that week"

 

[LadyJirachu]

...About how I was a Pikachu on my old MD red file as a teenager :) And how awesome that felt. And how I probably wasn't even AWARE of how awesome it was to be a PIkachu.

And silently laughing inside about my using yellow text over pink text right now xD Don't worry, pink's still my favorite color :P Pretty much everything I like that isn't pokemon is ultra girly anyways so i doubt i'm going to really like any other color over pink anytime soon.

Yellow IS awesome, though :P :)

 

[mikey]

"Well, guess I'll have to work late AGAIN..."

 

[Sheep]

wishing i could have slept longer, but on days i take off from work i'm always stuck waking at 7am anyway

 

[Resolve]

how to avoid getting extremely bored everyday

 

[Gabriel8897 (Hello)]

"Man, i think i'm going to choose what i play now".

 

[mikey]

"Why is my Switch not staying connected to my WiFi..."

 

[Caite-chan]

Why must I go to work tomorrow and put up with 6 parties. xD

 

[Gabriel8897 (Hello)]

"Why is my internet so slow now...?".

 

[colours]

"please let this be an easier day than yesterday..."

 

[Sheep]

how i am very fortunate
how excited i am for the sushi delivery to get here!!

 

[Gabriel8897 (Hello)]

"God, i've been putting more attention to deviantart than being here..."

 

[poliq]

I am hungry and would eat probably an elefant

 

[mikey]

"Why are apartments so expensive..."

 

[Sheep]

how much i lov my boyfriend

work tomorrow )))):

 

[colours]

"I really need to do all of these assignments tomorrow or I'm screwed..."

 

[Megan]

I'm thinking about the differences between mathematical and psychological proofs. It is just such a hugh difference between trying to proof a concept using complex mathematical equations and taking a bunch of random people into a room, let them do some experiment and call that proof.

The overarching question that stirred this whole mess was "do humans make irrational decisions and how can you proof this?"

It's basically a leftover question I had when I was reading a book about human decision making. Finding an answer would allow me to better understand certain ideas/ideologies. That is: a better understanding between stuff like liberal and traditional values, etc.