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I don't think that's a very apt analogy because it still frames the question as to whether something is _going_ to happen. It's more like you contemplating whe
by chewbacha 7y ago
I don't think that's a very apt analogy because it still frames the question as to whether something is _going_ to happen.
It's more like you contemplating whether your house is going to burn next year while a fire fighter is telling you it's on fire right now.
- scrollaway 7y agoYes well, those so-called "firefighters", what do they know about fire anyway. I see no evidence that my house is burning, and all the fire coming out of it is due to its natural warming cycle.