May 20, 2013
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Andy Statman
Transcendent
posted 3/1/2008
You know the old fable of the blind men who use their sense of touch to try to describe an elephant. One man feels the elephant's leg and says, "An elephant is like a tree." Another grasps the trunk and declares, "An elephant is like a snake." A third grips the tail and announces, "An elephant is like a rope."
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