Wednesday, May 07, 2008
Alright, let's look at some empirical data shall we? In 96 days time, i shall tackle my first paper, which is legal methods and systems.. let's break down the numbers we have.. 96 days would be 2304 hours, 138240 minutes, and 8294400 seconds.. this is the time im left b4 my final verdict is given. Obviously, there wun be any quashing of the conviction, which means i cant go back to where i started.. so it is left with dimissal and undoubtedly allowed..
Alright, let's look at other statistics that i have.. i have read more than 20 cases out of the 100 cases which i have to understand.. read 4 statutes out of the few thousand statutes that would be required.. and i have reali understood 5 chapters out of the 20 that i need to prepare for my exams.. multiply it by the amount of words that one would expect from law books, i have definitely as much words to complete within those minutes that i have. which means that 138 thousand plus is completely not a huge number. Minus those hours of slping which i am trying drastically to cut down, i have lil less than 1536 hours of studying time. Divide those numbers by 5, and hurray, u would see that i have 300 hours for each of the subjects..
Let's see, apart from all these, the usual 15 minutes of distraction would amount to 4500 minutes of wastage in precious studying..
Take it that 100 marks for absolute concentration, i have 85 marks to fight for.. And out of this 85 marks, lack of complete knowledge and perfect understanding, i have 15 marks to deduct, so let's see.. how would reaching the finishing line feel... see ya ard guys...