How did you determine that you were around a 45 as opposed to a 48-50?
Was it performance on practice exams? Or more to do with in-depth knowledge?
Sometimes some people (me 2014) think they know the course better than they do because of one great performance on a vcaa exam ( I got 117/120 on 2013 before the actual exam last year)
It's really not the case, because there are so many gaps, deficiencies and what not present that you never really find out until 1. A question screws you up on a sac/exam or 2. You repeat and re learn and contrast you one year later to how you were a year ago. For me, I kept a track of all the practice exam scores I did last year, and I had improvements of 5-20 /120 on each set that I redid this year. Quite amazing really.
Ahaha yeah f.e my bad. Didn't realise I was devaluing someone's opinion... i viewed it more as subtly presenting an opposing view attached with it a question... It was a genuine question and i didnt write it to undermine him in any way, sorry if i did bud 
and yeah to be honest i think you may be right, I personally have no idea and im fairly certain you have way more knowledge on how the number at the end of this year works aha 
but yeah mate ive played dota so that kind of passive aggression is nothing compared to the roasting you experience playing lol
You see the way you phrased it and the way you specifically responded to him suggests that he created the fuss and hence the derogatory sort of inference.
There's a common term for this in sport, referees tend to see the 'punch back' instead of the initial provocation. I'm just trying to objectively see this scenario, albeit of a bit of bias maybe (I don't quite agree with your statement but hey, it's possible).
Oh and about the judge-free part, yeah I know it's impossible to have a judge-free place anywhere in life. But as this is a forum specifically focused on education I thought that people would self-censor their comments and think about the possible implications of their post
That also applies to me, so I need to be more careful before typing stuff out from now on aha
In an ideal utopian society, sure
Hahahahaha
I'd say that AN is really quite close to it though, like really close.
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