Imagine the owner of a small print shop that produces labels dies of old age. His son, inheriting the shop goes through all the paper and books, and he finds a box with a sticker on top, on which his father handwrote “Don’t open”.
He respects his father’s wish and does not open the box. But he can’t let it go. Don’t Open … don’t open … do not open … what does it mean? What could be inside this little box? The son imagines all sorts of things.
After 5 years, he can no longer take it, and so he opens it. And what’s inside? About a hundred labels saying “Don’t open”.
We search for the truth. We hope we can find it behind the curtain wall and when we think we’ve got it; we discover the truth is nothing more than an empty envelope.
ONLY INTELLIGENT PEOPLE WILL UNDERSTAND THE MORAL OF THIS STORY
