This week I spent waaaaay too much time reading some dude's Aether Wave Theory crackpottery. It's like a perfect guide on how not to physics, not linking anything because I doubt there's anyone who'd want it to metastasise here.

Biochemistry lab is an odd, mostly positive, mix. The one thing I don't enjoy about it is the TA. Easily the least helpful person, their 'explanations' are the exact word-for-fucking-word quotes from our guidebook with no attempt at elaboration or answering questions.

Creating Warhammer characters for my new group went swiftly and without any real problems, so they had a few hours to learn the mechanics during the game. They are already doing some roleplaying and it was quite natural with almost no shyness or anxiety of 'feeling silly', though there were moments where they weren't sure what to do and I had troubles hinting at the breadth of possibilities. We had a feedback talk after the game and set the date for the next Saturday. Overall, I had a blast, and they seemed to enjoy themselves as well.

Other than that, I divide my time between studies and learning how to play Cataclysm: Dark Days Ahead. It seems to be operating under the same philosophy as Dwarf Fortress: losing is FUN. Love it so far.