The Last Question.

What do I want to put into Knowledge and Inquiry?

I will put in my heart and soul! I am the sort of person that put in everything I got into what I have decieded to do. But is it possible that there is no such thing as a soul at all?
Think about it, scientist are able to put together all the things that are required in a cell, but the "cell" is just a mixture of things. Could there be a missing ingrident? Could it be a soul?
Back to topic. I will devote my time when required to KI but I'll still strike a balance between KI and all other topics. I think I am done here...

The BIG question

The BIG question

What do I hope to get out of Knowledge and Inquiry?

This questions requires some thinking...
I hope to learn learn things at very frequent intervals! I like to discover new things. Just like how a child gets excited when he finds something interesting to him, even though its a common item in an adult life.
Maybe KI would teach me how to see things in ways no ordinary people can! The possibilities!
I'm sure that there is more to KI than what I know! Just thinking about it gets me high!

W00T

The Initial Question...

Why Did I Choose to do Knowledge and Inquiry?
Good question. Why did I choose to take such a subject? Walk down the street and grab any passer-by, and ask, "Do you know what is Knowledge and Inquiry?" and he would probably say, "You are nuts... No. Go away."

Well... Here's the real life story about why Yan Han chose to take this, wonderful, full-of-thinking-and-reading subject.

When I first realised that I could sit for the KI aptitude test, I wanted to just take the test and see what it was like to write a KI essay then decided from there if I should take this subject. After writing a lengthy essay about proving my existence, I had no chance to ponder over the possibilities of me taking this subject as I was having a briefing about the JAE's orientation straight after the test.

When I received the call, telling me that I could take the course, suddenly this feeling rose inside of me, telling me that I should go for it. Take the challenge! When I asked my seniors about it, they told me that I should go for it if I am eligible for it. The final straw came from my PAE classmates who told me that they would be putting KI as their first choice too. Since I've got the encouragement, and people whom I know and trust to accompany me, why not?

It sounds as if I took the course because I could... Maybe that's why I'm typing this post now... Haha...

All in all, thank you for reading my ranting. I may have gone out of point with this... Maybe I should insert something philosophical somewhere...