Poor Professor Pynchon had only good intentions when he put his Bunsen burners all away and tuned into a playground: a Petri dish of single cells who swing their fists at anything that looks like easy prey in this nature show that rages every day. It was then he heard his intuition say we were all basically alone. And despite what all his studies had shown what was mistaken for closeness was just a case of mitosis and why do some show no mercy while others are painfully shy? And tell me, doctor, can you quantify ‘cause he just wants to know the reason, the reason why -- why do they congregate in groups of four, scatter like a billion spores and let the wind just carry them away?

Vaguely science-y songs, perfect for nights when you want to study and you want to get crafty. Or rather, finish crafty projects you've been working on for ages and really just need to finish so the bits and pieces of them will stop winding up in all of your drawers and your bed and your shoes... Further recommendations on songs to add to this playlist are appreciated and wanted, please and thank you in advance.

And I'd never color my hair because I've got way too much attachment to how it is, but my sister surprised me by sending me a red wig for my costumes and I'm really, really kind of digging it.