Post by Hawkeye on Apr 6, 2004 23:20:43 GMT
A young lad from Arkansas while doing his finals for his biology class in college came to this conclusion for his test.
Laying a frog in front of him on a table he spoke to the frog and said "Jump" and the frog did.
Then after cutting the right front leg off of the frog he again told the frog to "Jump" and it did, but not as well as the first time.
This time he removed the frogs left front leg, and again told the frog to "Jump", and again it jumped ,
but with a lot of effort doing do.
This time he removed one of the frogs rear legs and commanded the frog to again "Jump"
The frog just barely moved this time.
Finally he removed the frogs last leg and again commanded it to "Jump' .
But this time, the frog did not move at all.
His deduction was this:
Frog with four legs can jump.
Frog with three legs can jump.
Frog with two legs can jump.
Frog with one leg can jump.
Frog with no legs..... cannot hear!
Laying a frog in front of him on a table he spoke to the frog and said "Jump" and the frog did.
Then after cutting the right front leg off of the frog he again told the frog to "Jump" and it did, but not as well as the first time.
This time he removed the frogs left front leg, and again told the frog to "Jump", and again it jumped ,
but with a lot of effort doing do.
This time he removed one of the frogs rear legs and commanded the frog to again "Jump"
The frog just barely moved this time.
Finally he removed the frogs last leg and again commanded it to "Jump' .
But this time, the frog did not move at all.
His deduction was this:
Frog with four legs can jump.
Frog with three legs can jump.
Frog with two legs can jump.
Frog with one leg can jump.
Frog with no legs..... cannot hear!