Two days ago, I was home trying to study as I had an important exam on the following day. I couldn’t really concentrate. Then suddenly, my friend Amr called me and told me that he, too, was sick of studying, so I suggested that we go out together to study at the library in the hope of encouraging each other, and he agreed. I got up, packed all my books in the bag and went out. First, I went by my friend’s, and then we walked to the library. When we arrived, we were very excited, and we indeed started to study, but it was just half an hour before we started having a discussion that had nothing at all to do with studying… something about which Amr had read on the Internet. It was that the theory of evolution was not a fact. I tried to persuade Amr that not everything on the Internet was true or we need to believe. Amr thought the theory stated that humans’ origins were monkeys. And to prove to him that this was false, I started looking for Darwin’s book itself. When I found it, I showed him that most of the information that he had read was a fabrication made by someone who basically had no idea about the theory. What’s strange is that, despite all that, my friend still insisted that the theory was not true. And as I was sure that Amr was stubborn, I let it go and did not try to persuade him further. After we had finished talking, I looked at my cell phone and realized that we had lost track of time and had not studied as much as we had planned. We had to leave because the library was closing. There was nothing else we could do other than stay up late when we got home. I drank a lot of coffee, and Amr and I pulled an all-nighter the night before the exam. When we went to university the following morning, we were very nervous. Amr was joking and saying, “I am ready to be convinced of the theory of evolution if the exam is easy!” We left the exam satisfied, but, of course, Amr did not change his mind and that was what I was expecting!