A Man and a Lion were discussing generally about the relative strengths of men and lions. Both believed their races to be stronger than that of their counterpart. The Man contended that he and his fellow beings were stronger than lions by reason of the greater intelligence possessed by the humans.
“Come now with me,” said the Man, “And I will soon prove
that I am right.”
So he took the Lion with him into the public garden area and
showed him a marvelous statue of Hercules overpowering the Lion and tearing his
mouth into two pieces.
“That is all very well,” said the Lion, “but proves nothing,
for it was a man who made this statue after all.”
Moral of the story: We can easily dress up things in whichever way we
wish to. So better get in the shoes of the other person and then judge, then
come to any conclusions.
