We call those on the extreme positive side "geniuses", and those on the extreme negative side "fools".
But sometimes even scientists line up on the side of fools.
It exists as a low-rent Bourne substitute, with Angelina Jolie, behind a stone-cold stare, playing both sides for fools".
As for the music, it recalls the Roses at their most Can-like on Burning World, the B-side to Fools Gold, with a percussive coda that goes on for several minutes but presumably could last for hours and no one would notice in the right (808) state.
They attacked with pace, vigour and real penetration and, more than anything, the sort of fearlessness that saw Sterling, with his first touch, elude a defender and send the ball soaring into the side-netting, fooling half the stadium into thinking they had witnessed one of England's great World Cup goals.
TRYING to piece together a Valentine's Day playlist without confronting love's dark side is a fool's task.
For the Gulf side of things?" "Fool, of course I am!" Gideon laughed, pouring the black water over the railing onto the head of a small and outraged alligator.
Thus exposed, it is close to ridiculous; when a woman is as willfully innocent as Maggie, watching her husband head off to the tweedy temptations of a country-house party, how can we not feel that such innocence is the flip side of the fool?
But on neither side are people fooling themselves.
But no one on either side was being fooled about the tough road ahead.
