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Submitted by ecollier on Fri, 09/24/2010 - 4:17pm.

First off, I'll share this sort-of creation myth with everyone, not just Prof. Paul as originally intended. Its amazing: The Egg.

I've never thought of randomness as the absence of explanation, although I realize now that there's a word for everything. And I do indeed believe that its relevant to life, although possibly not parallel to contentedness.

I really enjoyed Thursday's class, and thought it was a good exercise. You guys all brought something interesting, creative and/or entertaining. 

I'm a bit disgruntled with Prof. Paul for continually pushing academic writing on me. Is it not possible to come to college as a creative thinker instead of an academic one?

I guess that's all that's on my mind about the class. 

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