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A farmer owed a debt to an ugly old man who proposed to annul the debt if he could marry the farmer's daughter. The old man said he would put two pebbles in a bag - if she picked the black pebble she would have to marry him, and if she picked the white pebble she wouldn't. However, the daughter noticed he had put two black pebbles in the bag. Rather than pick, she dropped the pebble on the ground, then said she would remove the other pebble to determine which she had originally picked. Since the second pebble was black, the first must have been white, avoiding the marriage.
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Story of the two pebbles
A farmer owed a debt to an ugly old man who proposed to annul the debt if he could marry the farmer's daughter. The old man said he would put two pebbles in a bag - if she picked the black pebble she must marry him, and if white the debt is cancelled. However, the daughter noticed he put two black pebbles in the bag. When it was time to pick, she deliberately dropped the pebble on the ground before revealing its color, then suggested removing the other to determine the first pebble's color, outwitting the old man and resolving the dilemma. The story illustrates using lateral thinking to solve problems traditionally unsolvable through logic alone.
A story about two pebbles
1) A farmer owed a debt to an ugly old man who wanted to marry the farmer's daughter in exchange for forgiving the debt.
2) The old man proposed putting two pebbles, one black and one white, in a bag for the daughter to pick to determine her fate, but secretly put in two black pebbles.
3) Rather than picking a pebble, the clever daughter dropped the pebble she picked on the ground, mixing it with the pebbles there. She then removed the second pebble from the bag, proving the old man tried to cheat and avoiding having to marry him while also getting the debt forgiven.
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A farmer owed a large debt to an ugly old man who wanted to marry his daughter to cancel the debt. The old man proposed putting two pebbles, one black and one white, in a bag for the daughter to pick to determine her fate. However, the daughter noticed he had put two black pebbles in the bag. When it was time to pick, she deliberately dropped the pebble she picked so it became mixed with the road pebbles before its color could be seen. She then removed the other pebble from the bag, proving it was black and escaping the marriage while still clearing her father's debt. The story illustrates how examining situations from different angles can lead to advantageous solutions not found through traditional logical thought
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A farmer owed a debt to an ugly old man who wanted to marry his daughter to cancel the debt. The old man proposed putting two pebbles in a bag - if she picked the black one, she would have to marry him, but if she picked the white one, the debt would be canceled. However, the daughter noticed he had put two black pebbles in the bag. Instead of picking, she dropped the pebble on the ground, pretending to be clumsy. Since the second pebble was black, the first must have been white, canceling the debt and avoiding marriage to the old man. The story illustrates using lateral thinking to solve problems that have no logical solution.Storyofthetwopebbles (2)
There was a farmer who owed a debt to an ugly old man. The old man proposed that if the farmer's daughter married him, the debt would be eliminated. However, the daughter and farmer did not want this. The old man said the daughter could pick a pebble from a bag - if it was black, she must marry him, and if it was white, she did not have to marry him. However, the daughter noticed he had placed two black pebbles in the bag. Rather than pick a pebble, she dropped the one in her hand on the ground, mixing it with others. She then removed the other pebble from the bag, proving it was black, so the first must have
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1) A farmer owed a debt to an ugly old man who wanted to marry the farmer's daughter in exchange for forgiving the debt.
2) The old man proposed putting two pebbles, one black and one white, in a bag for the daughter to pick to determine her fate, but secretly put in two black pebbles.
3) Rather than picking a pebble, the clever daughter dropped the pebble she picked on the ground, mixing it with the pebbles there. She then removed the second pebble from the bag, proving the old man tried to cheat and avoiding having to marry him while also getting the debt forgiven.
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A farmer's daughter is faced with a dilemma when an ugly old man who is owed a debt proposes to annul it if she marries him. He puts two black pebbles in a bag and tells her if she picks one, she must marry him. However, if she picks the white pebble or refuses, her father will go to jail. Noticing he used two black pebbles, she cleverly drops the one she picks so its color can't be identified, but reveals his cheating by having him show the other pebble, which is also black. This allows her to avoid marrying him and saves her father from imprisonment.
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2) The old man proposed canceling the debt if he could marry the farmer's daughter, leaving her and her father horrified.
3) He devised a game where she would pick a pebble from a bag, with one resulting in marriage and debt cancellation and the other just debt cancellation, refusing meant prison.
4) Noticing two black pebbles were picked, the clever daughter dropped her pebble mixing it among the road pebbles to reveal the old man's cheating and find an advantageous solution.
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3) He devised a game where she would pick a pebble from a bag, with one resulting in marriage and debt cancellation and the other just debt cancellation, refusing meant prison.
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Twopebbles
- 1. A Story about two pebbles Over photos of China!
- 2. The difference between logical thoughts and “lateral” thoughts.
- 3. There was once in a small village a farmer who owed an important sum of money due to be repaid to a very ugly old man.
- 4. The farmer had a very pretty daughter that the old lender was sweet on, the lender proposed a deal:
- 5. He said he would annul the debt if he could marry his daughter
- 6. .Both the farmer and his daughter were horrified about this proposition
- 7. So, the old lender suggested hazard should determine the outcome of his proposition.
- 8. He told them he would put two pebbles one black and one white in an empty money bag,
- 9. And, the daughter would pick, without looking …
- 10. One of the two pebbles.
- 11. 1) If she picks a black one, she must marry me And the debt to her father is eliminated…..
- 12. 2) If she picks the white pebble, she doesn’t have to marry me and the debt is also eliminated
- 13. 3) If she refuses to pick a pebble, her father will go to jail
- 14. While speaking, the old lender leaned forward and picked up two pebbles.
- 15. As he was picking them up, the daughter with a sharp eye…
- 16. Noticed he had picked up two black pebbles and put them in the money bag
- 17. But, she said nothing.
- 18. The old lender asked the daughter to pick a pebble out of the bag
- 19. This discussion was taking place on the road in front of the farmer’s house and the road was paved with pebbles
- 20. Imagine for an instant what you would have done.
- 21. What would you have suggested the daughter to do?
- 22. If we analyse the situation, there are 3 possibilities :
- 23. 1) The daughter refuses to pick a pebble
- 24. 2) The daughter picks out both pebbles revealing the old lender cheated
- 25. 3) The daughter picks out a black pebble and sacrifices herself by marrying the old « coot » and saves her father from emprisonment
- 26. Take a moment to reflect on this situation
- 28. This story means to illustrate a point…..
- 29. The difference between logical thought and so called “lateral”thought.
- 30. The daughter’s dilemma cannot be resolved equitable manner
- 32. Think of the consequences of each of the three possible options.
- 33. So, what would you have done ?
- 34. Here is what the young woman did :
- 39. She plunged her hand in the bag picked a pebble and, clumsily, dropped it on the ground
- 40. before it could be determined wheter it was black or white, it mixed with other pebbles on the ground
- 41. Ah ! Gosh! I sure am clumsy, said the young woman….
- 42. But no matter: if I remove the other pebble from the bag ….
- 43. We will know which pebble I had picked first dont you think?
- 44. Since the second pebble was black,,
- 45. The first had to have been white
- 46. . The old lender didn’t dare announce his cheating, ….
- 47. The young woman transformed a seemingly impossible situation
- 48. Into a very advantageous ending !
- 51. Moral of the story:
- 52. A solution exists for most problems
- 53. It’s just that we don’t always know how to examine every angles of the situation
- 54. May 2011 be full of positive thoughts and wise decisions!