Fable story of stupid people cooking soup

In ordinary study, work and life, everyone loves to read fables. By reading fables, you can pass the time and adjust your mood. The following is the fable of stupid people cooking soup that I compiled for you, for your reference, hoping to help friends in need.

a long time ago, there was a stupid man. He didn't think or think about anything, and he often made some stupid things to make people laugh.

once, he cooked a pot of vegetable soup at home. It was almost done. He wanted to see if it was salty or not, so he took out a spoonful of soup with a wooden spoon and tasted it. The man drank a little soup, smacked his lips, and felt that it seemed a little light, so he put aside the wooden spoon with the leftover soup and grabbed a handful of salt and sprinkled it into the pot. At this time, the soup in the pot had been salted, and the soup in the wooden spoon was still the original soup. He didn't scoop another spoon, but picked up the original spoon to taste. After tasting it, he touched his head strangely, frowned again and said to himself, "Hey, it's obviously salted, why is this pot of soup still so weak?"

So the man grabbed another handful of salt and put it in the pot, but he still didn't realize where he had made a mistake, and still went to taste the soup in the spoon. The soup in the spoon was naturally weak, so he thought that the soup in the pot was still not enough, so he tried to add salt to the pot.

In this way, the soup in the wooden spoon has never been changed. He also repeats the process of tasting the soup and adding a handful of salt to the pot, and he doesn't stop to think about whether there is something wrong with it. A pot full of salt has reached the bottom after his ordeal, but he still scratched his scalp and wondered: Today is really a ghost. Why is it that the salt is almost finished, but the soup in the pot is still salty?

this fool really did a foolish thing, judging the salted soup by the soup without salt. Things always develop and change. If we always judge the overall situation through relatively rigid parts, what is the difference with this stupid person's mistake?