Author: Sune Fischer
Date: 23:13:08 01/26/03
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On January 26, 2003 at 22:00:01, Robert Hyatt wrote: >I'm going to give you a simple task. > >I want to arrange a race between a motorcycle and a human. one mile (or >1500 meters if you prefer) in distance. > >Exactly _how_ will you limit the motorcycle to make this _fair_? I would start out by making sure the contestens raced the same distance, not fair to move the finishline closer to the motorcycle. :) >The two competitors have _zero_ in common. How is it possible to >"equalize" two things that have absolutely no common ground at all? > >The answer: "it isn't possible". Right, which means all that matters is the fight is clean and fair. -S. >Which means "this is a really pointless argument to take up as it will just >go around in circles." > >Now if you want to hold the race, that can be arranged. But it will _never_ >be fair. It will just be a "race"...
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