Chapter 84 The Dilemma of a Beautiful Girl

Shifting the focus of thinking from the stones picked out to the stones left behind enabled her to turn things around and turn the crisis into safety. A owes a huge debt to B because of business failure. B covets A's young and beautiful daughter, so he asks A to use her daughter to pay off the debt. Otherwise, A may go to jail if he sues the government. , and his daughter will die of loneliness and helplessness. One day, the three of them were discussing the matter on a gravel-paved path in the garden. In order to alleviate this blatant threat, a certain B pretended to be merciful and suggested that the matter be followed by the arrangement of heaven.He picked up two stones behind his back and put them into an empty purse, saying that one of them was a black stone and the other was a white stone, and asked A's daughter to reach out and choose one.The one chosen was Hei Shizi, and she would become his wife, so of course the father's debt would not have to be repaid.If the one chosen was Bai Shizi, then for God's sake, she could stay with her father and the debt would be cancelled.

This is of course a trick, because the two stones that B put in his purse are both black.Although you know there is a fraud, you can't expose it, if you are the daughter of a certain person, what should you do? Di Bonuo, who proposed the horizontal thinking method, came up with a countermeasure for her: she casually reached into the purse and took out a stone, but soon let him roll into the pile of black and white stones on the path, and divided them into pieces. It is not clear whether it is black or white.Then I said to someone B very embarrassedly: I'm sorry, I'm always so clumsy.But it doesn't matter, you just need to see whether the remaining star in the bag is black or white, and you will know whether the one I just selected is black or white.

The remaining one in the purse is of course black, so it turns out that the one chosen by A's daughter is undoubtedly white.With her wit, the daughter of a certain person turned the world around, turned danger into safety, and turned the worst danger into the most favorable opportunity. Di Bono said that this is not some mysterious, unexplainable sudden inspiration, but an example of using horizontal thinking to think about problems from another angle, which can often make our dilemmas suddenly clear.