Watched the Hulk today, which was an awful show. I haven’t been so bored by a movie before. The action was pathetic, even for an Ang Lee. It was technically rather pleasing, though. Many cheesy 80s cartoon camera effects, like the good old Batman days when the screen would spiral into nothing, or frames would pop up, move about and disappear. But technically pleasing don’t make a movie. Ang Lee not entirely to blame, I suppose. He did the best he could with the plot he had.
Seet was pissed off after the movie. Sigh. This all male group has little enough support about it as it is, worse that we’re the caustic bastards that we are. Been pissing off a lot of people lately, and I think I’ve been lying to yself all this time. I DON’T like it more when people are angry and inform me about it. Makes me feel worse, actually. It was an observer bias based on the fact that I hardly ever make anyone angry with me who has had the gall to say it in my face. Sigh. I may be an insensitive, untactful person but I don’t have the nonchalance for it. It’s too easy to make me feel bad.
Speaking of observer biases, read something really innocent yet stunningly deep in my stat physics book today. A simple sentence, stating that the measurements we make are finite, yet cartesian space corresponds to a continuum (ie. no discrete breaks), therefore if we try to place a finite posibility of an object occupying a certain space, since there are an infinity of locations we could measure, all probabilities are zero and the object couldn’t possibly exist anywhere. Something liket he one about the racer who tries to move to the end point, but there are an infinity of mid-way points in between, thus he can never reach the end.
Finally, the stupid magazine is finished and I can take a small break. Still have to finish up 3 banners, a poster and several flyer designs, though. This job is more of a package deal than I thought it would be. My intentions to push it off to one person might not work out well, considering how much work has to be done.