"It stands to reason that for one of us to be right the other would have to
be wrong and we are both steadfastly convinced of our position," Sam says,
mulling it over. "It's Schrodinger's cat all over again, isn't it? For one
of us to absolutely correct in our assessment the other has to be
absolutely wrong but neither of us feel we are wrong nor do we feel the
other is. It's a problem, to be sure."
A sticky wicket, truth be told, and not one Sam thinks he will want to try
and debate against Ainsley. This is different than arguing policy. This is
arguing sanity and as afraid he is of being wrong, he doesn't want Ainsley
to be wrong either. Not with something like this.
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Date: 2014-09-03 12:38 am (UTC)"It stands to reason that for one of us to be right the other would have to be wrong and we are both steadfastly convinced of our position," Sam says, mulling it over. "It's Schrodinger's cat all over again, isn't it? For one of us to absolutely correct in our assessment the other has to be absolutely wrong but neither of us feel we are wrong nor do we feel the other is. It's a problem, to be sure."
A sticky wicket, truth be told, and not one Sam thinks he will want to try and debate against Ainsley. This is different than arguing policy. This is arguing sanity and as afraid he is of being wrong, he doesn't want Ainsley to be wrong either. Not with something like this.