A Question To All Europeans and Canadians...
I was just wondering if Americans were the only Philosophically Pragmatic people in this world like my old U.S. History Professor explained. Now that I can reach out globally, I want to know.
Here's the question:
You just bought a brand new bicycle and brought it home from the shop un-assembled. You break out the peices and tools and start to put it together. You get the bicycle complete but there are a couple of loose pieces left over. The bicycle looks to be operational and in good working order but there are pieces left over.
Do you:
A) Rip the bicycle apart and rebuild it to see where the left over parts went.
B) Say screw it, if the bike works then the peices are useless anyway.
Does the end really justify the means?
Here's the question:
You just bought a brand new bicycle and brought it home from the shop un-assembled. You break out the peices and tools and start to put it together. You get the bicycle complete but there are a couple of loose pieces left over. The bicycle looks to be operational and in good working order but there are pieces left over.
Do you:
A) Rip the bicycle apart and rebuild it to see where the left over parts went.
B) Say screw it, if the bike works then the peices are useless anyway.
Does the end really justify the means?
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