Average Opinions

I really miss the "old" TV. I'm not talking black and white, because I'm not that old :P I'm talking about PBS; and I say that PBS is "old" TV because now I have cable (ever since the beginning of last year--basically, I'm behind on the cable TV curve), which is the first time in my life, I don't watch a program called Nova Science Now. I still watch science-y programs, like...Mythbusters, and Taboo, but...Nova Science Now...How could I forget the voice correction program, or the program on the vocalizations of birds--how they might give insight onto the verbal tics of people...One such program I've thought about a lot recently was that of average opinion. I've managed to find the short snippet I was thinking about, so here it is:

Watch Dark Matter, Of Mice and Memory, Hany Farid, Wisdom of the Crowds on PBS. See more from NOVA scienceNOW.

Isn't that interesting? I love those extra things at the end--the extra facts that are so interesting? I think I shall call them "interesting facts!" </retarded>

Seriously, I miss Nova Science Now. I learned soooo so much--and that was when I was in elementary school to middle school-ish. Think about if I watched the programs now, when I have more knowledge to help me understand the program. To think I've lost precious knowledge...it breaks my heart, in a way. I suppose I'm hungry for knowledge, but on the other hand, I am deeply reserved and shy. It's difficult for me to cross the social expanse from the outskirts of being a social mute to delve into the depths of the intricacies of speaking to other individuals that I am not familiar with.

Ho hum.

Well, I forgot again,
The Onion Cat