"Everyone is an idiot...The only differences among us is that we're idiots about different things at different times. No matter how smart you are, you spend much of your day being an idiot. "-- Scott Adams (The Dilbert Principle) These statements comforted me. I'm so happy I bought this book yesterday from this used-books shop in my old university. I needed this fresh perspective on trying to explain my extremely ridiculous behaviour last week-end. With Scott Adams' principle, I was merely being an idiot at that time! Cool! This is one of those few times when being an idiot sounded very good... So what was the subject that I know little or nothing of? It's in dealing with infatuation. I am an infant when it comes to this. I just can't handle it. It kills me. It feels like my heart is going to explode all the time. My capacity to carefully consider my words or actions also becomes diminished. This is probably what they mean when they coined the phrase "dazed and confused". I think I should coin a new one... how about "29-and-still-an-Idiot"?