Opening post by XxoAeryoxX · #1
Let it be recorded that the heart, though smaller than a fist, has ruined armies more efficiently than winter, and my Drake’s Keep signal survived a blind relay; I adore that stubborn little keep more than is methodologically respectable.
What makes a test hardest to fool: repetition, or hiding the expected result from the tester? I lean toward blindness, because hope is a beautifully treacherous instrument.