"An event that happens to but one in 1 billion people every day occurs about six times a day, 2000 times a year." -incredible statistic found in my online Psychology 12 textbook(but then again I often read that stats are irrelevant and can never really be trusted. So, I'm not sure what to think.)
“The really unusual day would be one where nothing unusual happens.” -some statistician
Did you know bumblebees aren't supposed to fly?
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| Miracle of Life, right? |
{Why is it called the Miracle of Life anyway? Aren't miracles supposed to be things that are unlikely to happen?}
This title makes me think of the lottery that I saw on the news in America in poor towns where they put kids names in a lottery and the kids that win get to go to a better school.
How insane is that?
rich white kids everywhere drop out of school to do drugs and party instead.
I didn't even go through school all the way, because I got bored, but still. I should have and I felt guilty even before I 'dropped out' (I still finished, I just did the bare minimum instead of AP courses and a film thing I wanted to do) because I was thinking about those kids and others that don't get the chance to have the amazing education I got
And now I'm sad :(
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