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To: koan who wrote (466534)	1/28/2021 4:24:28 PM
From: Slumdog	Read Replies (1) of 540882

OK, Koan, it's not a riddle at all. I just found some of your remarks in the original post interesting. >>Of course humans engage in a lot of magical thinking.<< >>They cannot see it.<< >>He could not figure that out.<< Now Koan, The thickness of the blade used to cut the wood is likely 3/16" That means if he makes two cuts, he has displaced 3/8" of material, poof, gone. That means that each piece, if "equal, is not 16", but 15 7/8". This is significant to a real carpenter, or "cutter". To expect three pieces @ 16" was indeed magical.

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