Three Factors Needed for Things to Happen
Let us consider another case - that of three carpenters. They buy wood and equipment to cut from the same source. They have all received training from the same carpenter, but the three still cannot produce the same results. Is there a factor other than the three factors known to man that is responsible for the result of the action performed? Why is it that the three carpenters who had put in the same effort with the same equipment, using the same method, produced results that are not the same?
In India, pottery is a very famous craft and tourists enjoy buying products of clay as souvenirs. Because of this, potters make a row of clay articles to display on pavements or in front of their stores to catch the eye of tourists. However, not all potters are able to attract the attention of tourists, and they are unable to comprehend why. They use the same spinning wheel and the same mud. They follow the same method followed by those other potters who seem popular with tourists, but are still unable to produce products like they do. What is the reason that some of the potters create a far better range of products than the others although they are all trained in the art of pottery by the same master, they all use the same tools, the potter’s wheel and the same raw material? They even use the same nishing material and paints, but they