A Spectrum

Today in my research procedures class, we discussed systems theory. Let me tell you, "it's real exciting." I actually fell asleep in class today sitting up. I don't know how that is physically possible. It was only for about a millisecond because as soon as my professor spoke I was wide awake. My heart was racing like you would not believe. My professor reminds me of Doctor Emmett L. Brown from the "Back to the Future" movies, a "crazy wild eyed scientist." I swear someday his eyes are going to pop out of his head and he has this deep voice that periodically crescendo. So of course one of these crescendo occurred when I was asleep and hence jerked me out of my stupor. Anyway, today in class, among other things, we talked about negentropy and equifinality. Riigghhtt. Don't these words look/sound made up? It's like something out of "The Jabberwoky." (This poem, by the way, gave us the word "chortle," a made up word that actually became a real word, hmmm). The equifinality of his negentropy blankenshiped and twosting he was able to narfle the garthoc. Man, I should make up words for a living. (Alright that last phrase is from "Coneheads") Anyway, in my sleepy state, I don't think I should be required to expand my vocabulary. And no, I am not going to tell you what the words mean either. You can expand your vocabulary as well by looking them up.