today, i learnt about "operant conditioning" in psycholinguistics class, exactly two days after yingni taught me about it, after she herself was taught about it in class this week. a very similar thing happened in the case of the term "dissonance" last semester. isn't it amazing, how knowledge seems so intertwined, despite the vast difference in the areas we're studying? or is it just "selective perception"? apparently design uses the terms "semantics", "pragmatics" and "syntax" as well. :)
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- a little less than the girl next door (
in_transit) wrote,
a little less than the girl next door
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the meaning of aru
(you might have read an entry here highly similar to this one a few years ago. here's my attempt at better articulating myself with new thoughts,…
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yellow bird days
posted this song on my fb too. it reminded me of a primary school p.e. teacher, mr reuben john. he performed it for the kids one children's day…
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happy everywhere
still can't break that habit of liking to leave herself wanting more and then letting herself satisfy that desire. (i'd say it's a commitment issue;…
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