This article or post has not been checked for spelling or grammatical mistakes so far. I am publishing it as a rough draft with the hope that I will be able to check it thoroughly using the free version of Grammarly online service. I have lately been documenting the medical fraud involving the use of the term Early Onset Dementia and the loss of some parts of memory permanently. However, when I was employed as a trainee junior programmer at Vroom Technologies in the year 2000, formerly WorldWerx, a senior from FAST—NUCES named Ali Ahsan, who used to be quite a good acquaintance of my then roommate, namely Ahmed Ayub, showed at my desk and started conversing about presence of telepaths in Lahore. He informed me of the existence of a womon who could reveal every memory starting form early childhood to the person’s current age, and one of the former students of FAST—NUCES, namely Kashan, decided to ascertain the veracity of those statements about that woman by visiting her. Kash...
Amanda Davies, The Desire To Write An Innocuous Critique, And Badly Stalled Cerebrum
This article is currently a work in progress as some outside party capable of inflicting severe pain and completely stalling even an outstandingly talented person’s progress is not letting me compile all of the evidence in single, painfree attempt. Hence, I will be updating it over the period of next month or two to include as many emails detailing the desire to write this article as possible. The most critical points: Year 2000: an email from dr_iqbal@yahoo.com commenting on what had been projected on my sleeping brain the previous night, events that mankind, doctors, and psychologists call dreams or nightmares. The email was read by all of the members of the sahics97 emailing list, and at least 4 boys decided to comment on the matter. Year 2003: Married Sania Mumtaz showed at precisely the time when I was about to submit my parser assignment and sat on the desk right next to where I was sitting assuming a rather vulgar pose. After her arrival...