Just A Question



If Martin Luther and Friedrich Nietzsche had ever coached soccer teams, would they have ever actually played a game?  Wouldn't Luther have always thought his team wasn't good enough and wouldn't Nietzsche have always thought that his team was too good?

If they had played a match against each other, would it have ended nihil - nihil?


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