Monday, December 24, 2007
Oh ye of little humour
As we progress towards the new year, sometimes we just have to sit back, relax, and reminiscence a bit of history, so to help you do this, I am providing you with two episodes of What Have We Learnt From History. (Brought to you by the guys who created the biggest security breech in the recent APEC submit, you can find that on YouTube too.)
This one is about the Trojan horse, you should view it all the way, there's a special conclusion waiting there, and pay attention to the different locations they visited.
This clip is about a classic story with a classic reaction, now, if only security weren't so tight there might have been more humour. (Yes, and I know I added an extra "to" when leaving behind a comment.)
You would have noticed that I'm speaking in relatively long sentences, well longer than the rest of you usually do anyway, this is in a bid to figure out if such actions would result in a higher ranking for this class blog on this webpage. The current ranking is that this blog is fit for junior high school student, which is an entirely humiliating experience, considering that those people are the average American students about 3 years younger than we are, and I consider that not becoming of a Raffles student. Therefore take this article as an experiment that I'm conducting on the algorithm they have. You would also notice that I would never stoop to such low standards to post this kind of article on my own blog.
Update: I think I've learnt all I need to know, the algorithm seems to discriminate against posts that include YouTube videos. Well, I wouldn't blame them either, but sentence length doesn't affect anything while varying paragraph length might have some effects. Vocabulary seems almost out of the picture.
