Turkish rules

Thanks Free Will/ Rob Brezsny
September 13th, 2006
LEO (July 23–Aug. 22): Every year 1.5 million Turkish students take a day-long college entrance exam. It's a grueling maze of complicated yet often inane questions—an absurd attempt to quantify intelligence with a one-size-fits-all standard of measurement. Three-quarters of all students fail and thus face the prospect of unemployment in a country where only higher education guarantees a decent job. This year a lone rebel rose up in defiance against the oppressive tradition. Sefa Boyar announced he'd strive to give the wrong answer to every question on the multiple-choice test. Naturally, he had to study hard to make sure he wouldn't accidentally get a few right answers. Be inspired by Boyar, Leo. Resist or subvert the soul-shrinking hocus-pocus of a bunch of humans acting like machines. Unlike Boyar, do it in a way that enhances your chance to achieve success on your own terms.

I am working on resisting. nayj

still not done w/ the piece that was due Wednesday.
I am trying to finish it for Friday morning....slacker, procrastinator, fumbler, fool, lazy ass.
nope. it does not help to call myself names.