Deciding is different than doing
5 Jun 2025 · 1 min

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A riddle about three frogs on a log: two decide to jump off, but three remain. Deciding to act isn't the same as acting. Intentions alone don't change outcomes.

A riddle about three frogs on a log: two decide to jump off, but three remain. Deciding to act isn't the same as acting. Intentions alone don't change outcomes.
You guys know the story of the three frogs? Yes. Okay, don't spoil it if you do know. This is, it is a thrilling tale. There are three frogs and they sit on a log. And two of the frogs decide to get off the log. How many frogs are left on the log? Yeah, some of you know this. Three frogs are left on the log. It's not a math equation because deciding Is different than doing.

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