➀ A fable reflects on a company's 11-year-old proposal for a 25 mph driverless car with no human controls, designed for urban environments;
➁ The narrative highlights the unpredictability of technological progress and the gap between past visions and present realities;
➂ Concludes with the moral: "The Future Is Not Always What It Used To Be", emphasizing evolving perspectives on innovation.
➀ The article narrates a fable about a lousy golfer who builds a successful computer company;
➁ Despite his poor golf skills, the protagonist achieves remarkable success in the tech industry;
➂ The moral emphasizes that one cannot excel at everything, highlighting the value of focusing on strengths.
➀ The article presents a fable titled 'The Genius' with the moral 'Genius is always remembered';
➁ It reflects on the enduring impact of intellectual brilliance through allegorical storytelling;
➂ The narrative structure and recommended related fables suggest a focus on timeless lessons in creativity and legacy.
➀ One hundred and twenty-six years ago, a railway bridge collapsed due to an engineering failure.
➁ The designer of the bridge had underestimated the strength of the winds, leading to the collapse during a storm.
➂ As a result, new standards for bridge design were established to withstand wind forces up to 56 pounds per square foot, significantly higher than the previous 10 pounds per square inch.
➀ The satellite launch went smoothly until a mid-flight course correction was needed.
➁ Two teams were guiding the rocket, one using metric measurements and the other using imperial measurements.
➂ A wrong measurement was used for the course correction, leading to the rocket crashing into a planet and burning up.
➀ The futuristic building, costing $900 million, collapsed 11 months after its opening due to design faults;
➁ The collapse was attributed to inadequate safety margins;
➂ The moral of the story is that folly follows grandeur.
➀ An industrialist commissions a fountain for the 50th anniversary of his company;
➁ The fountain features busts of five Japanese men, a Frenchman, an Englishman, a German, an Italian, and a full-body statue of an American;
➂ The moral of the story is that great deeds come from a big heart.
