Random Rant of a Bored Student.

Conjecture?
I am in favour of the alternative hypothesis that states that sleep has a mutual relationship with statistics.
The current p-value of statistics is too small to require any significant importance. The consequences don't apply here as my mental state nulls out any consequences due to the fact that I cannot be held responsible for my actions.

Failure to reject the null hypothesis. Cannot definitively say which hypothesis is the true hypotheis. We say that we cannot state which is the correct one. In sufficient evidence to reject the null hypothesis.

I sleepwalked the other night... woke up lying on the hallway floor. Eyemask thingy still in place.
Cold and uncomfortable.
Far easier to deal with than a seizure...those ain't fun.
Neither is the pain shooting down the side of my head.

Sleep deprivation increases the incidence of the side-effacts of my meds...and makes me sleepier...
Gee thanks drowsy inducing drugs..

Tired...Sleepy...cold...hate the fact that if I'm tired I get cold...oh so cold
Bed I need you...socks I wish I had you...at least four of you...
Stupid cold feet.

Random Rant...not over...I like random rant...

P  is = to p-naught...  it should be feet status = serious lack of socks... need socks...lots of socks
Cold cold cold..
Sore head sore head sore head

Random rant oh how I love thee random rant...
Hmm I wonder if this is blog worthy?
Nah probably not...
Notes not the same as my calculus ones

Feet need socks, ears need earmuffs...
Hmm wonder if my feet are blue yet...stupid feet...
2 pairs of socks I need you now!

If my z statistic is greater than zero then my z value = I am asleep, zzzzzzzz
If my z statistic is less than zero then my z value = awake


That people is the random thoughts that I wrote down in a thoroughly boring statistics lecture. Those of you who are reading this and considering doing a satistics paper fear not; statistics is only boring sometimes, there are actually some intersting lectures. Well I think so anyway. Don't take this blog as a true observation of what university statistics is like, it's just me and my random thoughts.