And I probably do too many drugs as well. You see, I just spent four years learning about theoretical physics/astrophysics. Being at the end of it, I now realize why exactly I chose to do this. I remember being torn between astrophysics and biophysics. In my convoluted mind, I was thinking, "Well, if I go into biophysics then I'm bound to become part cyborg somewhere along the line which would frankly rule. I could totally get lasers installed into my chest and fight crime and shit. I'll be a hero. On the other hand, if I go into theoretical physics or astrophysics then I'll have all the knowledge I need to begin work on creating a time machine. Whoa, what if I do create a time machine, end up going back in time, and find out that I was really Jesus Christ or Hitler or BOTH. That would be outrageous..." These are my thoughts. Now that I've nearly completed my undergraduate career, and I have no clue how to go about devising a time machin, I'm pretty much pissed off and have lost all interest. I'm just that bright folks. You know what else? I'll bet you anything I took up bodybuilding because subconsciously I wanted to look like a superhero or some shit like that. However, that was probably most of your motives subconsciously as well.
Thus, in conclusion, I've so far spent my entire life avoiding reality, hence the large quantities of narcotics. I'm stupid and nobody likes me.