YES or NO. It's that simple. What do ya think?

dragonfly forty-six answered

NO

Yin And Yang answered

Could be so.

Ray Dart answered

I think that the area of the square on the hypotenuse of a right-angled triangle is equal to the sum of the areas of squares created on the other two sides of the same triangle.

I only need to know who invented the word "hypotenuse", I shall have him (or her) ritually immolated.

Aldrich Ames answered

Probably.

Didge Doo answered

Your question brought to mind a remarkable poem by Yevegeny Yevtushenko called The City of Yes and the City of No. He's an amazing poet.

I am like a train rushing for many years now
between the city of Yes and the city of No.
My nerves are strained like wires
between the city of No and the city of Yes.

Everything is deadly, everyone frightened, in the city of No...

It's worth clicking the link to read the rest.

The City of Yes and the City of No.