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Hi, i can be boring sometimes. And i often sound evil to conceal life's banalities. But i really am a kind and peace-loving creature. That despite the URL. |
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WARINING: MELODRAMATIC (AND PERHAPS ANGSTY) ENTRY AHEAD: 27 straight hours of slogging and toiling. internal migration international migration internal migration in Bolivia international migration in USA population pyramids demographic transition demographic transition in India demographic transition in Italy population policies in china, india, kenya, japan, sweden ageing population underpopulation underpopulation in bangladesh overpopulation overpopulation in canada. extensive? u bet. and i thought my chances were pretty good. 11:30am. zt calls mok zt: "aiyo..die already..cannot finish le! i think im giving up limestones!" mok: "i also! haven't study mass movements, and granite, and limestones!!" zt: "die le, i never study the malthus at all leh! should be nevermind right! aiya not very important" mok: "u never study malthus ah, i only going to briefly scan through, cos i got shorter version" zt: "ok ok dont talk to you le go study bye" with added zeal, i enthusiastically crammed the migration case studies into my very-saturated brain. i was only THIS close to eating the notes up. malthus? what position could that cynical demographer hold against the thousands of people migrating internally in bolivia? even the convex pyramids of kenya's population meant more. i thought i had my population geog down pat. and then came the question that shook me out of my surreal fantasy of getting an A for geography: (a) Describe and outline Malthus's theory of population resource relationship [9m] (b) Evaluate the likelihood of a Malthusian Crisis happening in the next 50 years. [16m] i think i was only THIS close from tearing up the paper in agony. i think i wldve screamed at 984320478320430 decibels had i not been in the lecture hall. and so, all that above melodramatic and oversensationalized crap is just my warped way of telling you that (a), i lost 20 marks for my essay instantly upon the commencement of the paper (b), i am sore and im not denying it and (c), i am expecting an O at best, F at worst for geography. so much for the 3 days entirely devoted to population geography. life is so unfair... wait, who doesn't already know that? i can only hope that my economics and lep results will be able to offset the disappointment Malthus (in actual fact, Mr Elwin) kindly BESTOWED upon me. BAH. off to slack. |