The Journey of Enthusiasm ends at Frustration!

Something tickled my brains so badly during the day that my enthu has taken heights of energies in solving an equation. At the end of story, I feel ashamed of the fact being a math student. I was actually trying to derive (X + Y) from the equation (3X + 7Y = 18). It felt exactly the same way when my math teacher used to shout, solvable equations, unsolvable equations, number of variables, number of equations available. All that I was sitting and wondering is, if I don’t require the value of X and Y in isolation, but just require a value for (X + Y)!!

Well, after this useless exercise I wasn’t giving up. All I had in mind was, try the problem in a different way. Believe it, end of the effort, although it is a useless fact that this consumed great inputs and time along with a rare resource available with me… Brains… I could crack this ultimately. Then came the most awaited part in the journey, that’s when I was communicated with the following message…

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“Considering the insignificance of the variables, we withdraw our proposal to forecast them”.

There I could clearly find the dead end for this problem, which I loved to term as frustration. Whenever journey begins with great enthusiasm, it always ends in frustration, be it a success or failure.

All that I could enjoy in the day is a joyous coffee which I managed in the small break between my success and the communication. A strong intention to go back to college has strengthened in me, where no finding can go waste, and every scrap can be drafted as a research finding followed by influencing everybody with outstanding presentation skills and finally win a shelf space for ever and ever in the research section of library!! (Also gain great following for being research report writer and bloat internal scores against all naps during lectures.)