The Third: Hecticity-Time Graph

My throat is sored. How terrible, woke up 4 times last night/this morning just to drink 3-4 cups of water. Far, even swallowing hurt like crap. >,>

Very little has happened these last few days. Nothing much happens when I get sick.

I take this as proof that the world revolves around me.

My experiment backs up my hypothesis.

Hypothesis: The world revolves around Anh.

Aim: To determine to what extent, the world, the galaxy and the cosmos, revolves around Anh.

Equipment:

•a world, galaxy and cosmos (the first two may be contained in the latter)
• an Anh
• a pathogen of some sort

Method:

1. Infect Anh with pathogen

2. Leave for 12 hours for pathogen to incubate

3. Observe for decreases in the hecticity of the cosmos

4. Wait for Anh to recover from the pathogen, and observe for an increase in hecticity of the cosmos.

Results:


























Analysis: On the hecticity-time graph, the hecticity started to drop at an average gradient of -1/2. at the 12 hour mark. The pathogen takes about 12 hours to incubate, so the drop in hecticity corresponds with Anh getting sick. At about 26 hours, as Anh's epic immune system started to kick in, it was observed that the hecticity levels in our cosmos began to increase.
By 48 hours, the hecticity levels of our cosmos had returned to normal levels.

Conclusing: After much analysis from mutiple angles, it was determined that the health of Anh was directly proportional with the hecticity of the world, the galaxy and the cosmos. Hence, it can be deduced that the world revolves around Anh.

Anyway, enough of that.

Today, I went to school. That's it.

-anh