Signs you might be a geek

Is it wrong that while watching some of the new Smart Filtering techniques for Photoshop CS3 on the Photoshop Secrets: Wacom Tablets & CS3 that I'm actually whimpering with pleasure?

Various Links

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/artofindecision.shtml

In these programmes, Ian Peacock, a man possibly more troubled by indecision than Hamlet, meets scientists and psychologist sin an attempt to develop some life-changing decision-making skills.“The trouble with our brains”, says decision researcher Peter Ayton from the Society for Judgment and Decision Making, “is that they were designed to survive in the relatively simple environment of the African Savannah, thousands of years ago”.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/hhgttf/

In this Radio 4 series, Douglas Adams gave a unique insight into how new technology will change our lives.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/creativegenius.shtml

Do scientists or psychologists know very much about what creativity actually is, or which bit of our brain is in control when we do? In a new series Ian Peacock unravels the myth, science and psychology behind creativity.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/science/humanalien.shtml

Making A Human Alien reveals how human beings could be made super-human in the name of space exploration. Scientists are already working on new ways to keep humans alive for long periods, far from the Earth. Sue Nelson explores how in order to travel in space we will need to become human aliens.

Dreams of becoming an ACE

I took the Adobe Certified Expert Exam in September and failed by 2 questions (72%, passing was 75%). By my own calculation, I should have had an 80%, meaning that 10% of the questions were not only incorrect, but I incorrectly thought my answers were right.

When I took the test, I instantly learned the answers to 3 questions which I knew I'd missed, but I've forgotten what 1 of those questions was, and wasn't smart enough to blog about it. Incidentally, the 2 answers I missed: The location of the menu used to re-assign hot keys to menu items, and the location of the preference to save the history states of the file in progress (I didn't even know you could save those).

I have, of course, memorized those two answers, which would put me right at the pass/fail mark, but I'd like a better margin of error than that.

I have found the following website which has the cheapest study aid which I think will be effective for me:
http://www.examaids.com/

Now the question is: should I buy with the CS2 version of this study aid, or should I go for the CS3 (the latest) version of the study aid, and start working with the latest version of Photoshop and the Creative Suite?