Many a times practicality is an excuse for our inability of not doing things as they should be done or doing things the wrong way.But sometimes it is better if we do things the pratical way.
To me the option of Penalty shoot out in soccer to decide the outcome
of a match also seems to be a practical approach rather than an ideal solution.I see it this way:-
" Soccer is a game of 11 players,a team.Not of individuals.Otherwise Real Madrid would have been the undisputed champions of club soccer.But when it comes to penalty shoot out it depends on one person.A bad penalty, A good save and the decision is done.It's a better approach considering the position of players after 120 min. of football,considering the fact that extending the game might make the game drab.
But in the end nothing can beat the excitement of seeing a Grosso,a Cambiasso and a Rodriguez doing the act when all the 22 players are on the ground."
Francis Bacon said " You cannot be in love and be wise."
Assuming the above hypothesis to be true, being rational and
being logical with being in love cannot go hand by hand.
But I am daring to be different by thinking of a logical and
rational answer to an expression which when put in front of you
says "I love you."
I tried to think of an answer which goes this way.It says "
To answer the above question we need to define love.Your
definition of love might be different from mine and hence inspite
of saying i love you to each other we might not be in love.So,we must be unanimous(might not be completely but at least for most of
the points).Once we are able to define love then on the basis of each and every point we can say that whether we are in love or not."
Pretty logical or not !