al-muslimah
Junior Member
nice story!
A philosophy professor walked in to give his class their final. Placing his chair on his desk the professor instructed the class:
“Using every applicable thing you’ve learned in this course, prove to me that this chair does not exist.”
So, pencils writing and erasers erasing, the students launched into their epic essays to prove that this chair didn’t exist … except, that was, for one student: young Nasrudin.
He spent thirty seconds writing his answer, then promptly turned his paper in to the astonishment of both his peers and the professor, and returned to his seat to await the end of the lesson.
Time went by, and the day came when all the students get their final grades … And to the amazment of the class, young Nasrudin, the student who wrote for thirty seconds received the highest grade in the class.
And his answer to the question, which quite transported the philosophy professor himself?
“What chair?”
A philosophy professor walked in to give his class their final. Placing his chair on his desk the professor instructed the class:
“Using every applicable thing you’ve learned in this course, prove to me that this chair does not exist.”
So, pencils writing and erasers erasing, the students launched into their epic essays to prove that this chair didn’t exist … except, that was, for one student: young Nasrudin.
He spent thirty seconds writing his answer, then promptly turned his paper in to the astonishment of both his peers and the professor, and returned to his seat to await the end of the lesson.
Time went by, and the day came when all the students get their final grades … And to the amazment of the class, young Nasrudin, the student who wrote for thirty seconds received the highest grade in the class.
And his answer to the question, which quite transported the philosophy professor himself?
“What chair?”
