We are ready to accept everything that stays logical to us. This gives satisfaction to our mature mindset. We are conditioned to approve of such sentiments without giving them a second thought. Perhaps this point helps us to satisfy various credible whims. Therefore, we can say that the neutral rules and the natural intellect can have distinct results to a certain extent. Are we not acquainted with everyday progress taking place in our human society?
Yet, in turn, this was somehow ostensibly not very much unusual, at least awkwardly. Therefore, the neutral rules are supposed to have diverse outcomes. The two different instances that are given forthwith, will tell the pros and cons of shallow facets of our everyday lives.
Upon reading the Greek writer Aesop’s fable about serving soup in a rather shallow bowl to a fox and a stork, it becomes apparent relatively that the stork can not be able to sip up the soup in the bowl owing to its substantially long beak. There must be some lesson in this unique fable which is more often than not related to the mighty minds. Nonetheless, the shallow bowl remains neutral, restricting the stork to have the taste of soup inside the bowl. The stork finds it naturally tough drinking soup on account of its long beak.
Another instance is of two old men who were years ago living in a prominent city. How has one old man applied his intellect in collecting tea offered by his old friend is worth reading? Both the older men were resting on a cemented step on a colder day. One was holding a glassful of tea in his hand to drink necessarily. Thinking of another old man sitting just beside him, he humbly asked him to bring a cup. The poor old man fetched a shallow plate. The man began pouring tea but the large size of the plate caused the quantity to appear little. The shallow shape of the plate in actuality contained sufficient teas but those who happened to view all the action realised the sagacity of the old man to bring a shallow plate. He knew that the surface area of the plate was more than the glass surface. Tea came into the plate but the quantity of tea was not seeming enough. Yet, they had no thought in the back of their respective heads. They did never really say no to anything they liked to share.