Interpreting which way the fan rotates
Back in the 19th century, a philosopher named Friedrich Nietzsche claimed: “there are no facts, only interpretations.” By this, he meant to explain how much more powerful is what we perceive from an event than the event itself and, also, that a particular event can cause a wide variety of reactions.
Indeed, Nietzsche didn’t know this family would use that idea to put a pin on a heated argument about a fan: whether the fan rotated clockwise or the other way. Concluding that this was totally up to each person’s point of view was the right thing to do.
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