mmmm....what should I be writing today!?...well the first thing that comes into my mind right now is that, it's Thursday, tomorrow's weekend. Tha's good. Although weekends are absolutly useless for me sometimes.              

Sometimes, a weekend for me is worst than a normal working day. I end up doin nothing but just feeling completely useless and miserable. I mean, what do people do on weekends!

Shop? out of the question, not now at least, I'm having financial issues & other obligations these days (and the days to come for a fact) .

Hang out with friends? mmm, might be an option, although sometimes it's not for my friends. And at other times, it's just that I don't really wanna do what they wanna do (Most girls only like to go shopping, which, for me, is kind of a lame outing)

Movies? A good option, I like movies. Maybe I'll think of that...Oh wait, I think I did that once or twice, I went on my own and saw the movie of my choice. And my choice always sucks, cos I either don't find the movie I wanted to see in the first place, or I just choose one...if u know what I mean.

So, I don't know, myabe I'll just go for a jog on Firday as usual, and check out my options on satuday. Maybe do some studying as well.

DID (6)

I've been trying to write something interesting over here all day. Nothing seems to work. I feel amazingly bored, I feel like I'm missing something. 

However anyways, here's something interesting:

The "Three laws of Robotics" are a set of laws (much like the "Cartoon Laws of Physics" to me) put by Isaac Asimov, who's an american (borned in Russia) biochemist and author. He has some works of science fiction which are said to obey these laws of his.

The laws state that:

1. A robot may not harm a human being, or, through inaction, allow a human being to come to harm.
2. A robot must obey the orders given to it by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the First Law.
3. A robot must protect its own existence, as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Law.

 Some of Isaac's fiction obeying these laws are "Foundation Series" & "Lucky Starr & the Moons of Jupitar".

If you wanna know more about that...you know my fav reference:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_Laws_of_Robotics

Regards,

DID