ladyrockess
Well-Known Member
Tell your body to deal.
And tell your thesis adviser to step off while you're at it. :p
I'm inches from asking him to write it for me
Tell your body to deal.
And tell your thesis adviser to step off while you're at it. :p
I'm inches from asking him to write it for me
Seriously, if my adviser was messing with me like that, I would probably just lose it on him one day.
I feel terrible...I think my body is rebelling against the physical and mental stress I'm putting it under
I'm just...I thought I was so close...and I'm so not...it's killing me...I meant to have this proposal done in SEPTEMBER and I just keep deleting what I write because it looks horrid...I don't know if I can write my whole thesis by February but I HAVE to...I want to throw up when I think about it
What's his problem with it? The way you're wording it or the proposal itself?
The wording and my "grasp of the theory".
Hey htm aside from the ice storm and power loss last night all is well.got to see power lines on fire kiffin is a dope but I didn't get to see the game how have you been?
Well, what's the theory?
@ Rockess. Well deserved. And plz excuse the typo, although clearly you knew I meant 'nice'. I seriously have to get my lens checked...I swear they gave me the wrong prescription. Grrr. Also, I got the higheset end of frames and just noticed one of the stones are missing. "expletives Dbl grrrrrrr......
I'm examining the stylistic characteristics of temper in shell-tempered ceramics from the late prehistoric Mississippian era.
I'm trying to determine whether or not the stylistic characteristics show slow and random change over time in the manner of neutral genetic mutations as each new generation of potter unconsciously makes minute changes their manner of processing the shell temper - which should result in stylistic change of the pieces.
I'm postulating that each potter has a certain way of doing things - once you learn to process shell to make it into ceramic temper, you're probably going to do it the same way your whole life unless you find a new way of doing it that results in a functional advantage, which is why I'm avoiding as many functional characteristics as possible.
So basically the idea is that each potter is a single "meme" of genetic information that expresses behaviorally in the production of certain slow-changing stylistic characteristics of shell temper that perhaps, one day we can trace and map the same way we currently map the stylistic traits of ceramic decoration.
Shit its after 12 its officially Halloween and my anniversary better go spend some time with the wife night all and drop by more htm we miss ya
Is this like some sort of historical sociology/psychology study? It seems to me that you're trying to study how people operated through what they left behind, so to speak, which is pretty awesome.
Also, how are you defining functional? I could see that getting difficult at points to discern.
Shit its after 12 its officially Halloween and my anniversary better go spend some time with the wife night all and drop by more htm we miss ya