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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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