In a dystopic world where the human race is almost exterminated by a new, higher developed species called, "Sharkies“, Marie and Robert, two of the last survivors, find a camera and try to leave a message for posterity, which turns out not to be so easy when the danger of being eaten alive is all around you...
"Don't Mess With the Sharkies" by Richard Rabelbauer
An engineer, a mathematician, and a physicist went to the races one Saturday and laid their money down. Commiserating in the bar after the race, the engineer says, "I don't understand why I lost all my money. I measured all the horses and calculated their strength and mechanical advantage and figured out how fast they could run..."
The physicist interrupted him: "...but you didn't take individual variations into account. I did a statistical analysis of their previous performances and bet on the horses with the highest probability of winning..." "...so if you're so hot why are you broke?" asked the engineer.
But before the argument can grow, the mathematician takes out his pipe and they get a glimpse of his well-fattened wallet. Obviously here was a man who knows something about horses. They both demanded to know his secret. "Well," he says, between puffs on the pipe, "first I assumed all the horses were identical and spherical...