Jeff Kaplan New Math: One Soundbite, Two "Moral Compasses."

Jeff Kaplan explains the nature of sin in one easy soundbite:
“The moral compass of people who commit those kinds of crimes is something that my partners and I will never understand,” says Jeffrey Kaplan. “You either have a moral compass, or you don’t. We’ll never be able to understand what goes through the head of someone who can commit such a heinous fraud.”Exactly!
Like Jeff, I once had a moral compass.
In my case, however, I ordered it from the back of an old Thor comic book, along with some neat x-ray glasses, a Raquel Welch pillowcase, and a collection of mint Hitler postage stamps.
I think I still have the pillowcase.
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