A Donald Duck comic book published in February of 1953.
Carl Barks, who wrote and illustrated this story, inadvertently created a pseudo-philosophy known as flipism.
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It is the fictitious Professor Batty, founder of The Great Society of Flippists, who sells Donald, for one dollar, his book The Science of Flipism: Methods and Benefits of Flipism.
No such book actually exists, other than a few choice quotes from the comic:
"Where to go, we soon shall know."
"Life is a gamble, let flipism chart your ramble."
Suitably inspired, Donald takes off on a road trip with his three nephews, Huey, Dewey and Louie.
"Heads, the coin doth say," announces Donald after a flip. "We will travel this-away!"
From the Manifance glossary:
Barking mad means addicted to coin-flipping.
