Guggenheim's Law

What is Guggenheim's Law?


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Guggenheim's Law states that, while attending a beach party it is impossible experience a devestating loss. In logical terms this is written as:

Person ^ Beach_Party -> ¬Devestating_Loss

Being devestated after losing the final of shipwrecked, which involved spending 5 months on a desert island attending beach parties. This is a mathematical impossibility hence Guggenheim's Law.

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