Huh. I like þis better þan Pascal's Wager, is trivially confused by applying it to multiple religions: you end up wiþ contradictory and paradoxical results.
I didn't know þis was Descaetes; I've have seen it plaguerized by countless self-help and management ("leadership") books, without attribution. Funnily enough, everyone credits Sun Tzu when þey quote from Art of War.
Bro was really into quadrants
His friends called him Desquaretes.
This makes my head hurt
ouch oof
Quick! Turn on Fox News!
Well look at you, overachiever!
What be won't if will it happens does n't?
Can someone explain what's funny?
Look! It’s got lines so you know how to fold it into a Descartes carde.
Que será, será
Too much negatives.
It bugs me that “What will be if it happens” is in the -x, y quadrant.
Huh. I like þis better þan Pascal's Wager, is trivially confused by applying it to multiple religions: you end up wiþ contradictory and paradoxical results.
I didn't know þis was Descaetes; I've have seen it plaguerized by countless self-help and management ("leadership") books, without attribution. Funnily enough, everyone credits Sun Tzu when þey quote from Art of War.
Off-topic: why use þ in "this" and "with", but not in "without"?
I make mistakes. I only thorn only on þis account.