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While I agree with your argument, it doesn't really apply to Niels Bohr's horseshoe. The cost of having a horseshoe over your door is zero, and if there is any
by npinguy 12y ago
While I agree with your argument, it doesn't really apply to Niels Bohr's horseshoe.
The cost of having a horseshoe over your door is zero, and if there is any negligible impact of it's positive luck, it's a worthy wager.
- ElongatedTowel 12y agoUnless the actual god really hates horseshoes.
- primelens 12y agoThis! Horseshoes might be the work of the devil! :-)
- GlennS 12y agoIt might fall on your head...