We had lunch together, and boy was it a discussion to remember. Andreas was explaining sth about der physiker, the play by Alfred Dürrenmatt which was a classic, talking about many issues such as information management, the power of atomic energy, etc. This group of students of namely political science, american and english literature, ancient greek and cultural sciences bravely fronted a lively debate over the existence of black holes, existence of parallel worlds, orbital of the moon around the Earth (how the moon actually has a 'verbundene' rotation around the Earth, so that we can always only see the SAME side of the moon when we look at it from Earth, and how Aristoteles was the first Greek to find that out, but the first discovery of that should go to the Oriental pple)...we could have talked the day away. But Andreas is leaving for China tmr, Orsi, Martin and I have Hausarbeits to write.
Sometimes I wonder to myself, how amazing this all is. Uni life is really the prime of one's life. There doesn't seem to be an end to all this quirky entertainment. =D I mean, at which other time of your life can you pretend to be an expert at modernism and help another with his paper on Ernest Hemingway and his contribution to Expressionist art and Modernism?
Here's a pic of the group of four...i.e. the group who always travel on the bus service number 4.
Left to right: Andreas the poet, Orsi (pronounced aw-shi) from Hungary, Martin the greek expert, Me
=) ting
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