dumbass genius

was reminded of wat a lovely movie 'a beautiful mind' was while my fren was toking to me abt the usefulness of the game theory. between trying to sieve some understanding out of all that profound intellectual gibberish and pretending that i am reallie not tat confused, i went to their official website and stumbled upon a mensa iq test they put up there.

my score: 10/20
haha.
i mean jst take a look at the type of questions they ask you --

complete the following analogy: five is to lincoln as ten is to ______
a)washington
b)albany
c)hamilton
d)omaha
e)100

where would you most likely find a "spelunker"
a)ocean
b)cave
c)mountain
d)delta

so tts wat high iq is all about.

back to the movie
the proposal
of all sweetness possible gathered from a deadpan scientist

Nash: Alicia, does our relationship warrant long-term commitment? I need some kind of proof, some kind of verifiable, empirical data.
Alicia: I'm sorry, just give me a moment to redefine my girlish notions of romance.

to stick to a boring mathematician who's late for every date even for the one on which he proposed. who tells u straight in the face on the first few dates that he wans to have sex with you. who has no sense of romanticism whatsoever. who has schizophrenia. who at the height of his illness almost drowned the baby in the bathtub and showed great violent tendencies. who refuses to take medication. who had a relapse and couldn't do nething but sit ard.

no doubt at one pt she was merely surviving day by day on what could have been. but in the end, like in the movie, she was a minor but integral factor of his life. all his achievements would have meant nothing or even be nothing if not for her enduring love and support. kudos to russell crowe. he's such a fantastic actor here.

for such admirable love, its rareness shines and endure. to which we can only be blessed with and not search for.
alas in our neverending quest for that one true thing, we claim to reserve our very best just for that special someone. only to forget the art of giving. only to miss the chance of being the special someone ourselves.
only to be lonelier than ever.
like before