Who do you think makes sense in the story of the eight gold coins, Natsu?

There is such a story.

York and Tom pair tours. York and Tom prepare for lunch. York brought 3 loaves and Tom brought 5 loaves.

At this time, a passer-by passed by, and the passer-by was hungry. York and Tom invite him to dinner. Passers-by accepted the invitation.

York, Tom and passers-by ate all eight loaves of bread. After eating, passers-by thanked them for their lunch and gave them 8 gold coins. Passers-by continued on their way.

York and Tom dispute over the distribution of the 8 coins. Tom said, "I have brought five pieces of bread, and I should have five gold coins, and you three gold coins."

York disagreed: "Since we eat these eight loaves together, we should divide the eight gold coins equally." York insisted on four gold coins each.

To do this, York finds the impartial Sharpry.

Sharpry said, "Son, Tom gives you 3 gold coins, because you are friends, you should take it; If you want to be fair, then I tell you, the fair division is that you deserve 1 gold and your friend Tom deserves 7 gold. ”

York didn't understand.

"That's right, kid," said Sharpry. The three of you ate 8 loaves, of which you brought 3 loaves and Tom brought 5 loaves, making a total of 8 loaves.

You eat 1 3 of them, i.e. 8 3 pieces, and passers-by eat 3-8 3 = 1 3 of the bread you broughtYour friend Tom also ate 8 3, and the passerby ate 5-8 3 = 7 3 in the bread he brought. In this way, of the 8 3 pieces of bread eaten by passers-by, there are 1 3 of yours and 7 3 of Tom's. Of the bread eaten by passers-by, 7 times as much belongs to Tom as it belongs to you.

Therefore, for these 8 gold coins, the fair division is: you get 1 gold coin, Tom gets 7 gold coins. Do you think it makes sense?

York listened to Sharpry's analysis, thought it made sense, and happily accepted 1 gold coin, while Tom got 7 gold coins.

In this story, we see that Sharpry's "fair" division of gold coins is based on the principle that what you get is equal to what you contribute.

This is what the Sharprie value means.

It's a little late, but hopeful

Although what Sharpry said makes sense, it shouldn't be so precise in life, and it is generally divided according to Tom's method.

Go to Zhang Jie's post bar to see more things - I support him.

What kind of ah, I wrote for him.

"No Secrets".

Alexandre Dumas wrote at an astonishing rate, living at the age of 68 and in his later years claiming to have written 1,200 books in his lifetime. Someone asked him, "You have worked hard for one day, how can you still have the spirit the next day?" ”

So how do you write so much and fast? ”

I don't know, but you can ask why a spring of water keeps gushing out. ”

Stories from childhood.

A great man of the first generation was born on December 26, 1893 in Shaoshan, Xiangtan County, Hunan Province.

Sima Guang smashed the tank Sima Guang played a game of hide and seek with his friends when he was a child, and a child accidentally fell into a large water tank filled with water, and the other friends were frightened, only Sima Guang thought of smashing the water tank with a stone and rescued his playmate.

Born in a gradually declining landlord family, a lifetime of poverty, to teach for a living, repeatedly failed, this was 19 years old even in the middle school, but then failed to pass the exam, to write about the characters, live painting the world, in the 70s to make up for the tribute, after leaving a strange book to talk about the strange Tales of the Chinese language, the pinnacle of Chinese literature.

Attentive, meticulous, attentive and enjoyable.

Attentive, meticulous and focused.