I had another somewhat unfruitful week for dreams, though I did verify something that sleep researchers have been finding out lately -- if you are a bit sleep-deprived, then have one night where you get extra sleep, you'll have unusually vivid dreams that night because your REM is "catching up". The dreams I had this week on the days I had extra sleep weren't especially vivid, but they were much more memorable than my dreams on the other days (most of which disappeared the moment my head left the pillow). I'm still trying to figure out if last night's dream of my arm bleeding through a band-aid has any sort of Deep MeaningTM... on the other hand, it's as true in dreams as it is in literature that over-analysis destroys the charm somewhat.
The following is a program that will solve all the problems in the world. Or, um, not. Headers are excluded because Blogger thinks I'm trying to put some sort of malicious html badness into my post when I include them.
The following is a program that will solve all the problems in the world. Or, um, not. Headers are excluded because Blogger thinks I'm trying to put some sort of malicious html badness into my post when I include them.
int main()
{
char happiness = 'n';
while (1)
{
cout << "Are you happy? (y or n)\n";
cin >> happiness;
if (happiness == 'y')
{
system("Pause");
return 0;
}
else
cout << "Well, perhaps if I keep bothering you, you will be!\n";
}
}
Reality check. This is not at ALL a comment on modern society. No, not at all. *grin*
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