Sophie's World

I have finally been able to get back into my gmail! Also, I have fiiiiiinally gotten Sophie's World, a book that Prof. Silliman suggested to help understand philosophy.  I plan on starting it at some point this evening, so expect a lot of my posts about this book.

Thesis and Etc.

I figured I could perhaps post part three of my essay onto here, as well as in an email.

Tennis has been underestimated by many and classified by some as not being a challenging sport.  With numerous reasons, it is easy to conclude that tennis is a difficult sport, and should be recognized as so.

I know it's rough, but perhaps it's a start?

P1) Courts are always two - three degrees hotter than the temperature outside
P2) A match can last three hours
P3) A match is a continuous sprint

I hope I fulfilled the task.

Oct. 2nd Part Deux

I'm not sure why my post from a few hours ago didn't post, but there's no worries in reposting.


On the van ride home from a tennis match from Essex Junction,  a team mate of mine said "I'm always wrong, except when I'm right."  And I immediately thought of LCR.  Is this an argument? One that's sort of like...

"The bottom statement is true,
The above statement is false."

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