Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for June 07, 1988
June 06, 1988
June 08, 1988
Transcript:
Calvin: I've decided to be a fatalist. All events are preordained and unalterable. Whatever will be will be. That way, if anything bad happens, it's not my fault, it's fate. Waugh! Hobbes: Too bad you were fated to do that. Calvin: That wasn't fate!
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Krendall almost 13 years ago
Arguably, fate put them in the correct spots so Hobbes could do that, so…
yow4zip Premium Member over 11 years ago
Hobbes will see Calvin next fall.
bmonk over 11 years ago
Philosophical consistency is hard. Take “No truth is categorical” for example . . .
cmusicfan2000 over 11 years ago
That’s the “fatal flaw” in fatalism :) Like many philosophers, Calvin holds his views high until someone follows them through for him, at which point he cries foul
kamb8 about 11 years ago
I thought that a fatalist believes in Chuck Norris.
DoubleU over 9 years ago
Cal, my friend, you need to be more specific.
koalaperson about 1 year ago
“Waugh?” Who knew that Calvin was a Warhammer orc?