I suppose it wouldn't be possible to fade away so soon in the team after all. Not that that's much of a problem anyway. In the end, his first attempt was a failure, and he acknowledges that, which is speeding up the whole process tremendously. It took us having to row the k2 together to come to that understanding.

Its funny how you can learn so much about a person by partnering him in a k2 for a 1 hour set.

How his heart is always unsettled, which is why he can never find his perfect balance in the boat. As long as the waters inside of you are moving, you will never be able to see the centre clearly, and it will reflect in the balance of the boat and concentration. The only reason why he can make it so far is because he is fueled by an abnormally large amount of spirit. In essence, his affinity toward chaos against order would be a handicap, but it has swayed so much that it has also become a strength in some ways.

Its weird because in this aspect, we are total opposites at the moment. Which is why in some aspects, we can build off each other's strengths. Common yet uncommon.

In scientific terms, when a pitch of 400hz and 600hz are played at the same time, the sensory system will more often than not identify the tone as 200hz, the missing fundamental. By harmonizing these tones, a new one can be produced virtually.




More new guys joining the team. They just keep coming, which is good. This week there's some diver, a commando bmt instructor, and some lucky ass ex vjc kia. Yeah, another one. And he knows Bowei too, and he's quite tall for some reason too.

I suppose I need this team too. If not, I'll turn into an antisocial genius... headed down the same sad path as last time.

Next week's water program is going to be fun.