doesn't expecting the unexpected make the unexpected become expected?

Philippines
November 18, 2008 12:38am CST
well, my classmate ask this last night. then, i was confused, and i didn't get his point at first. well, kinda weird about this. did you get his point when you first that statement? happy mylotting! :)
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@inder86 (565)
• Gibraltar
18 Nov 08
very nice line with no or very deep meaning. but can be used on many occasions to confuse other .
• Philippines
18 Nov 08
youre right. well, i really get confused on that question. and when my classmate ask that, i didn't answer anything. because i didn't get his point! :) haha! happy lottinG! :)
• United States
18 Nov 08
I do get your students poitn of view. The only thing is it can be in two ways. In a controlled environment for instance things can be predictable even when you don't expect it. You can't prepare yourself when you get into a care accident but you know it can happen so you buy insurance. When you do get into that fender bender you are prepare for teh worse case scenario, whatever that may be. I think he's trying to talk more about self-fulfilling prophecy. if you think of something anf you keep expecting it knowing that it won't happen you tend to change your actions unconciously so they do happen.
• Philippines
18 Nov 08
i get confused with that question. haha. well, i get it na, anyways. :) happy mylotting!