Worse still from an organizational standpoint, scattered in amongst the class notes are jottings from various non-academic projects, including Cyberpunk 2020 and Teenagers from Outer Space character sheets (some of them not in my handwriting - there's a TFOS character in here I'm reasonably sure was Derek's!), playlists for mix tapes, and even a few scene prototypes for early UF side stories, most of which were never written. There's a nearly complete outline in here for a version of Secrets that didn't get made and bears very little resemblance to the one that did, years later; not far from it is a scene from the "Yuri helps Gryphon escape" part of UF3 that was likewise not used.

The calculus notes make no sense to me now, which is not all that surprising, but interestingly, but they don't give the impression that they made a lot of sense to me then, either. There are little asides to that effect scattered throughout them. At one point there is a long equation that I believe involves some form of integration, and then underneath it, in quite large letters, 18-year-old me added the personal observation, "AURGH."

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Ceterum censeo Carthaginem esse delendam.

The only use I've ever made of it was a throwaway joke:

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da

Peter Eng
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