Chapter 7 <I didn't eat the noodles>

A certain man is good at sophistry, and likes to take advantage of small things.Once when he went to a restaurant to eat, he asked for noodles first, and the waiter brought spicy noodles. He didn't want to eat it, so he asked the waiter to change a plate of buns, and left without paying after eating.The waiter said to him: You haven't paid for the buns you ate yet!The person said: The buns I ate were replaced with noodles.The waiter said: You didn't pay for the noodles.The person said again: I didn't eat the noodles!The waiter was so angry that he couldn't speak for a while.

There are two deceptive aspects to the sophistry played by this Mr. Freelancer: One is that buns are exchanged for noodles. According to the common understanding, there is no need to pay for barter transactions; Second, I didn't eat the noodles. Since I didn't eat them, I didn't need to pay. The problem is that although you did not eat the noodles, the owner of the noodles still belongs to the owner because you did not pay, so the buns you exchanged for the noodles still belong to the owner, so you have to pay for the buns you eat. Here, Mr. Bai Chi used the saying that buns are exchanged for noodles as a cover, and secretly changed the concept of bun ownership.