Jeff AtwoodThis is extraordinarily well done. https://www.reddit.com/r/coolguides/comments/1i02pcx/a_cool_guide_for_crossover_in_principles_chekhovs/
Goaty McGoatFace@codinghorror I guess Pavlov could be added, even though a bit more of a stretch
Head·word /ˈhedˌwɜː(ɹ)d/ n.Pavlov's Gun:
A gun presented in the first act of a play will start to smoke in anticipation of being fired by the third.
Pavlov's Cat:
A cat in a box cannot be determined to be alive or dead, until it hears its food being prepared.
Pavlov's Razor:
The most mouthwatering explanation is probably correct.
Pavlov's Law:
If you can drool on your nice shirt, you will drool on your nice shirt.
Anders Norén@headword
A cat in a box cannot be determined to be alive or dead, until it hears a tin can being opened.
@xfranky @codinghorror
A cat in a box cannot be determined to be alive or dead, until it hears a tin can being opened.
@xfranky @codinghorror
Dec (slowed + reverb)@headword @xfranky @codinghorror
Streisand has some too:
https://chattrbx.com/@babyalligator/114857891118005398
Streisand has some too:
https://chattrbx.com/@babyalligator/114857891118005398
an oven mitt (@babyalligator@chattrbx.com)
@falcennial@mastodon.social The Streisand Effect: the attempt to silence or censor information will lead to greater public awareness of that information Streisand’s Gun: The time to put the silencer on the gun is before firing, not after Streisand’s Cat: If you throw your noisy cat out of the house, it will caterwaul all night outside your window Streisand’s Razor: The best singers in the world do not get nose jobs Streisand’s Law: Any unpleasant rumor than can be spread, will be spread