Monday, May 14, 2007

Hi guys!

It is almost the end of the exams and it is almost the start of the holidays!

Anyone interested in joining me for a game of bowling during the marking days, most probably thursday? It should be in the early afternoon and ends around the evening...

Getting to the main point, who wants to go to Costa Sands or Sentosa for a one-day chalet? It will be fun, but I am not sure whether most of us are actually willing to stay overnight. Sentosa will be more outdoor-based tents actually... as the chalets and hotels are very expensive. Expensive is defined as involving serious losses or disadvantage to a particular person. Using the Heseinburg's uncertainty principle, and assuming each dollar note weighs 0.005kg, global GDP is 30000billion and there are 6 billion people in the world, the speed at which money travels across each individual person in the world is 3*10^13/6*10^9=0.0095 s^-1. Using kinetic energy formula KE=0.5mv^2, the kinetic energy of money is 0.0095^2/2*0.005=2.25625*10^-7. Using the uncertainty principle E*t, where t is the period of time we will receive our monthly pocket money which is 60*24*30seconds=43200seconds, the chances of actually receiving our equal share of global GDP (3*10^13/6*10^9=$5000 per annum or $416.67 per month) is equal to or more than 0.9747%, which is a high probability that we may not receive our full share of $416 from global GDP.

Perhaps we plan the Sentosa outing tomorrow? It may be a little tiring to plan but afterall, it is worthwhile.

Good night everyone! and good luck for the stats exam!

Cheers,
Bryce

P.S: If things don't go your way, always remember pi is rational -YQ

9:06 PM

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