2
Armageddon
2 Disenchant
2 Gerrard's Wisdom
2 Pursuit of Knowledge
2 Swords to Plowshares
4 Arcane Denial
4 Counterspell
4 Impulse
3 Propaganda
2 Engineered Plague
2 Gaea's Blessing
2 Sylvan Library
2 Howling Mine
3 Mind Stone
3 Mox Diamond
4 Winter Orb
1
City of Brass
1 Quicksand
1 Reflecting Pool
1 Savannah
4 Tropical Island
4 Tundra
4 Underground Sea
3 Undiscovered
Paradise
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    How
to Keep an Idiot Busy.
Description of deck by it's Brian
David-Marshall
(quoted):
 One of my favorite all time decks was a blue-white-green deck called
“How to Keep an Idiot Busy” which was first built when Feldon's Cane was
unrestricted. It relied on four copies of the Cane to recycle the deck
many times over, and included reset buttons like Nevinyrral's Disk and
fun cards like Jester's Cap. When Gaea's Blessing was printed, Feldon's
Cane was replaced with the Blessing; as added protection against having
your Blessings countered the deck played Pursuit of Knowledge. Pursuit
has what is known as a "replacement effect" for drawing cards. This
means that anytime you would draw a card you could use the effect of
Pursuit of Knowledge instead—another means of eventually decking your
opponent. The deck actually made Top 8 at a major tournament but it is
by no means recommended as an actual good deck!
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