Solomon's Paradox: Why You Can't Take Your Own Advice
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In the 10th century B.C., a young king was called upon to settle a seemingly impossible dispute.
Two women stood before him with a single child, both claiming to be its rightful mother. There were no witnesses. No evidence on which to base a judgment.
After hearing their case, the young king spoke...
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