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Calvin's wager

Calvin: “I’ve decided to believe in Santa Claus, no matter how ridiculous he sounds.”
Hobbes: “What finally convinced you?”
Calvin: “A simple risk analysis! I want presents–lots of presents. Why should I risk all that over a simple matter of belief? ...”

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