The Scientist

Sat here Gravity's Rainbow remix by Kavinsky blaring out. All is quiet.
I like to ride at night on the dark lonely streets
Its odd, the only place where it is my own
Nobody about to hassle or holler
Just the sound of my breathing
Times like these are when I can think about everything and nothing
So don't be suprised when I can drive
To find me out at night for a ride

That all came out straight on my bike, followed by my dinner, so don't take to many digs.

Physcology
I'm not really in my field but social science has science in it. If I'm honest I used to disregard it as hocom or a non-subject. But the old cliché (there will be many in here) don't knock it till you tried it. At uni you meet lots of new people, all of them very different from one another, but all inherinetly the same. All that they say about the eldest child or the only child comes true. I suppose as the eldest and with neuroscience and physcology being blurred in their boundaries, and coupled with my want to know-all nature. But as M.Cartmill once said

As an adolescent I aspired to lasting fame, I carved factual certainty, I thirsted for a meaningful reason of human life - so I became a scientist. This is like becoming an archbishop so you can meet girls

Which is very true, although the catholic church it is a good way to meet boys, but less on that the better. Scientists aren't the person I'd go to if I had a problem, there my mind works in a way not conducive any meaningful life experience. Nothing is certain. Science is guess work at best, a correlation doesn't mean they're related. More shark attacks with more ice creams sold is an old one. So don't listen to everything the person in the white coat tells you.