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Failure to anticipate the true [[Combination]] of [[Balloon|Balloons]] and [[Vendor|Vendors]], is commonly fatal, or worse. | Failure to anticipate the true [[Combination]] of [[Balloon|Balloons]] and [[Vendor|Vendors]], is commonly fatal, or worse. | ||
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Revision as of 06:27, 14 December 2015
The Evil Balloon Vendor problem is a Well-Known Problem in Carnie Logic.
Discussion
Are we talking about ...
- An non-Evil vendor of Evil balloons?
- An Evil vendor of non-Evil balloons?
- An Evil vendor of Evil balloons?
- Some Combination of the above?
This becomes a Problem when dealing with Balloons, or Vendors -- the Combinations are difficult to anticipate.
Failure to anticipate the true Combination of Balloons and Vendors, is commonly fatal, or worse.