Crap

You study, and you know the concepts, and you can do all the new math and methodology that's presented to you on a test. But wait- suddenly you reach a point in a problem where you can't go any further because you don't know what to do. And it's not the material for the class that's stopping you ... it's some simple math rule, or derivative method, or factoring procedure that just escapes you. You stare and stare at the problem, a handful of steps away from the solution, only to run out of time and write down something erroneous. After the test, your classmates are able to easily explain what you didn't see, elucidating every step clearly and with complete understanding.

Sometimes you see the solution ... and sometimes, for whatever reason, you just don't. Such is life.

So you win again, Laplace. But tomorrow the sun shall rise, and the war shall rage anew.

Laplace - 2
Jeremy - 1