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So I just took the myers-briggs personality test because I've not done it since I was invited into the AP program in middle school. I remember thinking it was lame and that I wasn't old enough for the test to make a logical assessment of my personality (except I'm sure I said in that uneducated way in which middle schoolers speak). And it scored me as ENFP. On the grounds principle, I don't believe people can or should be limited to residing in one of the sixteen possible categories. However, I took the test anyways because I'm just so tired and sad and bored and need to be kept busy. ENFP is the "Advocate" Advocate of what? What does that

So, my teacher just let us look at the first twenty-five questions of our exam for three minutes. I've never seen such camaraderie among us before. We've been in the room for twenty minutes after class comparing notes. Chinese is hard. Classical Chinese is even harder. But with our powers combined..

Sometimes I worry for the future of my country. Not entirely because of the recent reauthorization of the Patriot Act, but also because so many of us just let things like this happen. I come from the land of frenzied republicans who scream "socialism" at the first signs of change. People whine for less government but somehow overlook the fact that the we are absolutely surrounded by the government, a government that has power over more than a few aspects of our lives. That's not necessarily a bad thing, though. Apathy is bad thing, but we're hardly an apathetic bunch. Laziness, I believe, is a perfect word to describe the nation we have becom