Panel 5:
Right: I’m feeling so confident now. I’m going to go bet my life savings that I’m right about horse-drawn NFT printers being the next big thing.
Left: You’re so brilliant. You can’t possibly be wrong.
Panel 6:
(caption bar: later…)
Right: I hate you. You told me it couldn’t go wrong. It did. Now I have no money and 600k in debt.
Left: You’re so brilliant. There’s no way it was your fault.
Right: Okay, well, my life has been made objectively worse by the lies you told me, but now I want to believe you saying it’s not my fault, so I love you again. By the way, I have a new idea. I think I can farm gold by getting drunk and burying it in a field. Should I borrow money from a mafia loan shark to try to start that business?
Left: You’re so brilliant. You can’t possibly be wrong.
A man comes to a rabbi and complains about a dispute he is having with another man. He explains his side. The rabbi listens and says, “You are right.”
Then the other man comes to the rabbi and gives his side of the story. The rabbi listens and says, “You are right.”
The rabbi’s wife, who has been listening, says: “But they can’t both be right!” The rabbi considers this and says: “You are right, too.”
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Panel 5: Right: I’m feeling so confident now. I’m going to go bet my life savings that I’m right about horse-drawn NFT printers being the next big thing. Left: You’re so brilliant. You can’t possibly be wrong.
Panel 6:
(caption bar: later…)
Right: I hate you. You told me it couldn’t go wrong. It did. Now I have no money and 600k in debt.
Left: You’re so brilliant. There’s no way it was your fault. Right: Okay, well, my life has been made objectively worse by the lies you told me, but now I want to believe you saying it’s not my fault, so I love you again. By the way, I have a new idea. I think I can farm gold by getting drunk and burying it in a field. Should I borrow money from a mafia loan shark to try to start that business? Left: You’re so brilliant. You can’t possibly be wrong.
A man comes to a rabbi and complains about a dispute he is having with another man. He explains his side. The rabbi listens and says, “You are right.”
Then the other man comes to the rabbi and gives his side of the story. The rabbi listens and says, “You are right.”
The rabbi’s wife, who has been listening, says: “But they can’t both be right!” The rabbi considers this and says: “You are right, too.”