A Thesis, or a Theory?

08/11/2010

**Birthday Countdown: Two Days!!**

Hey everybody, guess what day it is?! It's been August Eleventh for five hours and six minutes now and I've experienced every second of it. It's not yet light out, but I can tell it will be soon. In case you've never stayed up all night from at least midnight to the next day's evening, midnight through three AM are the darkest parts of night, or so science says. I disagree. The darkest parts of the day (morning) are right BEFORE the sun begins to turn the sky light blue. Around 4:30 AM, it's really dark out and you will notice because, earlier in the night, you could see the outlines of the trees. You can't now unless you pay really hard attention or you have un-fogged windows like me because it was so humid today after it rained and this is a REALLY LONG RUN0ON SENTANCE!!

Anyway, that had nothing to do with the main point of this blog. The main point of this blog is that I've had a lot of intelectual things going through my mind that take a lot of time and logic to process. I always wished I could discuss them, but couldn't, so I began a document called "A Thesis". A thesis, by my own simplified definition, is the main point or idea of a word group ranging anywhere from a phrase to an award-winning novel. Anyway, I think "thesis" is a better word than "theory" for my document because it's really a bunch of ideas. A theory is more like a study. Well, really, a theory is something that is, or has been, studied and doesn't have an actual answer. Do you think I should change the title of my continuous document to "A Theory" instead of "A Thesis"? I don't think so, but this is defineatly going into it. Thank you Copy&Paste options!

Okay, that's all I had to say about that. Tell me what you think.

"*Yawn*"
-Wolf at 5:14 AM, which it is at the moment

-Wolf