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Le 10/09/2010 03:36, Nicolas Alvarez a écrit :
> Warp wrote:
>> Check out the logos of Firefox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera,
>> Safari, Konqueror and Netscape. They have one thing in common: They are
>> all round.
>>
>> This got me thinking, why are they all round?
>>
>> My theory: Web browser logos are usually based on the "planet" motif
>> (depicting world-wideness). The Firefox logo has a literal planet in it,
>> but are all the other ones also round for the same reason?
>
> I found this question quite interesting, and reposted it elsewhere. One of
> the replies I got was: "many other icons are round, too ... this smells like
> a case of '99% of all criminals wear underwear while comitting their crimes,
> obviously underwear makes people criminal'" :)
You are on something, but I have better numbers:
99.9% of all criminals wear shoes while committing their crimes,
obviously shoes makes people criminal.
So forcing people to go bare foot would reduce criminality, as any
new-age guru could be able to assert.
100% (yes, 100%) of all criminals had a head while committing their
crimes, so beheading people would make criminality a legend of the past.
It's just that simple. And it worked on the mars planet!
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