PHILOSOPHICAL COBBLER
A philosopher who had only one pair of shoes asked the cobbler to repair them for him while he waited.
“Its closing time,” said the cobbler, “so it won’t be possible for me to repair them just now. Why don’t you come for them tomorrow?”
I have only one pair of shoes and it won’t be possible for me to walk without shoes.”
“Very well, I shall lend you a used pair for the day.”
“What! Wear someone else’s shoes? What do you take me for?”
“Why should you object to having someone else’s shoes on your feet when you don’t mind carrying other people’s ideas in your head?”
A philosopher who had only one pair of shoes asked the cobbler to repair them for him while he waited.
“Its closing time,” said the cobbler, “so it won’t be possible for me to repair them just now. Why don’t you come for them tomorrow?”
I have only one pair of shoes and it won’t be possible for me to walk without shoes.”
“Very well, I shall lend you a used pair for the day.”
“What! Wear someone else’s shoes? What do you take me for?”
“Why should you object to having someone else’s shoes on your feet when you don’t mind carrying other people’s ideas in your head?”
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