23-06-2026, 08:38 PM
It’s nice, isn’t it? Everyone is convinced they have the answer, that they’re right, and that everyone else is wrong.
This poses a problem: If, say, 100 people each have a different theory about f116, then at most one of them can be right.
That means: 99 of the others, who are equally convinced they’re right, are actually wrong.
Hey, the odds clearly go against YOUR conviction.
This poses a problem: If, say, 100 people each have a different theory about f116, then at most one of them can be right.
That means: 99 of the others, who are equally convinced they’re right, are actually wrong.
Hey, the odds clearly go against YOUR conviction.
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