Human Behaviour

Once, there was a poor scientist. He didn't have proper clothes. But, he was an intelligent person. One day, he decided to do an experiment.

He went near the lake and there were 4 boat sailors. The scientist asked the boat sailor to take him into the lake. But due to his appearance, the boat sailor denied to take him by his boat. The other 2 did the same with him. The last boat sailor agreed to take him at the cost of $200. The boat sailor took him to the exact place where the majority of fishes and crabs were swimming. The scientist started catching the crabs and fishes. The scientist had 2 big half-filled buckets, in which he kept all the fishes and crabs. One and a half hours passed. The boat sailor insisted the scientist go back to the shore. But the scientist denied his request and continued with his work. The boat sailor slept for an hour and woke up and asked the same. Again, the scientist denied and said, "I had given you $200, you must co-operate with me." The sailor ate his lunch and slept again for 2 hours.

The sailor asked in a rude way to go back. But, the scientist said one more hour. The sailor asked him, "Why are you sitting and wasting your time watching the fishes and crabs?" The scientist said, "I am doing an experiment." He explained the boat sailor about human behavior. The scientist told him to look at the buckets. The sailor said, "Where are the fishes? Did you eat all?" The scientist said that the last fish said to the second last fish, "You move forward, I am behind you." The second last fish told the same to another fish and in this way this message got passed to the topmost fish. The topmost fish jumped from the bucket into the lake and in this way, all the fishes jumped after one another. But on the other side, when the topmost crab started to climb, the other crabs pulled that crab down back to the bucket. This experiment was based on human behaviour.

Some people get jealous and cannot tolerate the growth of other people.

Moral- Don't be like crabs, be like a fish. Unity is always necessary to achieve a target.