Friday, August 12
Pixy's 22nd Law
In any situation where there is the classic asymmetry of regard; that is, Group A thinks Group B is evil, while Group B thinks Group A is stupid, Group B is almost always correct.
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In any situation where there is the classic asymmetry of regard; that is, Group A thinks Group B is evil, while Group B thinks Group A is stupid, Group B is almost always correct.
The reasons for this become obvious once one realises that this still holds true when the labels are reversed.
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stupid--> http://mypetjawa.mu.nu/archives/111366.php
Posted by: matoko kusanagi at Saturday, August 13 2005 01:51 AM (gNc4O)
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Yep, that's stupid all right. It's one of Rusty's guest posters, though; Rusty himself is rather more sensible.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Saturday, August 13 2005 02:33 AM (AIaDY)
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I'm confused.
Do you mean it still holds true when the labels "Group A" and "Group B" are reversed, or when the labels "evil" and "stupid" are reversed? I'm assuming the latter, but my low intellect perceives the original statement ambiguously.
Posted by: Evil Pundit at Sunday, August 14 2005 02:30 AM (+2/LZ)
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A & B.
In other words, stupidity is far more common than evil.
Posted by: Pixy Misa at Sunday, August 14 2005 03:14 AM (ymzzr)
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Ah.
I thought the principle was "people who think other people are evil tend to be stupid", but your interpretation makes more sense.
Posted by: Evil Pundit at Sunday, August 14 2005 03:22 AM (+2/LZ)
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That's because evil is stupid.
You can use the commutative property to do the math.
Posted by: TallDave at Wednesday, August 17 2005 11:24 AM (+zD27)
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