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The fingers of a hand argue about which one is most important. Each finger claims importance based on its role or attribute. However, when asked to lift a piece of paper individually, none succeed. When trying together with the thumb, they are able to lift the paper with ease. The thumb concludes that while it enables tasks, cooperation from the other fingers is needed to achieve objectives.
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- 1. FIVE FINGERS (STORY OF COOPERATION)
- 2. One day I was listening to a dialogue between the fingers of my hand. The question they were discussing was who was the most important.
- 3. The little finger said, "I am the most important one because I am the one who makes the decisions, and I hit the table when I make decisions."
- 4. The ring finger said, "I am the most important one because I have the ring, so I am the king."
- 5. The middle finger pointed out, "No, I am the most important one because I am the tallest, and because of my size I dominate you."
- 6. The index finger said, "I am the most important one because I point at things, and without me you cannot know the direction."
- 7. Then the thumb said, "I would like to perform an experiment with each of you. Why don't you try to raise that sheet of paper by yourself."
- 8. All of them tried, but no one succeeded. At last the thumb said, "Now, try it with me."
- 9. All of them tried, one after the other, and to their great amazement they could all pick up the piece of paper with the help of the thumb.
- 10. The thumb finally said, "With me everything is possible, but I depend on your help and your cooperation to reach my objectives.“ -END- liza.enguito liza.enguito