Pascal's Wager
“All right, so I’m unhappy, I thought en route to the campus the next morning. I was happier not knowing I was unhappy! That, I knew, made no sense. It was apparent that I’d been living under some kind of illusion, and that was what had my emotional hackles standing up. How had this misery crept in on my watch?
I hadn’t called Sam the night before, but he called me that morning, right before I left the office for class.
“Hey, you,” he said. “You okay?”
“You knew what was going to happen when I t...ried your little experiment, didn’t you?”
“Haven’t had that second cup of coffee yet, huh?”
“What do you want, Blaze?” I said. “If you just called to take some perverse kind of pleasure in my current state of wretchedness—”
“I’m sorry, Jill,” he said in a soft voice. “I really did want to see if you were okay.”
I softened my tone too. “I can’t even tell you how not okay I am. I’ve got to get to class.”
“Why don’t you meet me for lunch, over at Tresidor?MoreLess
I hadn’t called Sam the night before, but he called me that morning, right before I left the office for class.
“Hey, you,” he said. “You okay?”
“You knew what was going to happen when I t...ried your little experiment, didn’t you?”
“Haven’t had that second cup of coffee yet, huh?”
“What do you want, Blaze?” I said. “If you just called to take some perverse kind of pleasure in my current state of wretchedness—”
“I’m sorry, Jill,” he said in a soft voice. “I really did want to see if you were okay.”
I softened my tone too. “I can’t even tell you how not okay I am. I’ve got to get to class.”
“Why don’t you meet me for lunch, over at Tresidor?MoreLess
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