Many cultures relate versions of a parable in which a group of unsighted men encounter an elephant and seek to learn its qualities by touching it. Each feels a different part of its body; one touches its ear, another its leg, another its trunk and the last its side. They share their conclusions; it is a fan, a tree trunk, a thick snake, a wall – each reaching a conclusion based upon their limited experience and perspective.
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