Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson for February 10, 1992
February 09, 1992
February 11, 1992
Transcript:
Hobbes: Aren't you supposed to be doing homework now? Calvin: I quit doing homework. Homework is bad for my self-esteem. Hobbes: It is? Calvin: Sure! It sends the message that I don't know enough! All that emphasis on right answers makes me feel bad when I get them wrong. So instead of trying to learn, I'm just concentrating on liking myself the way I am. Hobbes: Your self-esteem is enhanced by remaining an ignoramus? Calvin: Please! Let's call it "informationally impaired."
Explore Calvin and Hobbes
More From Calvin and Hobbes
SheenaBZA about 9 years ago
Unfortunately, I work with a couple of these…fun is always better than hard work…
yow4zip Premium Member almost 8 years ago
I wouldn’t have him any other way.
MegaCass about 6 years ago
We can take solace in knowing that at least modern math classes put more emphasis on understanding the process than getting the right answer.
koalaperson about 1 year ago
It seems Watterson predicted modern attitudes…