Once upon a time, when a frog was put in a pot of water, it felt
comfortable and relaxed. And just when the frog was beginning to perform a rare
form of synchronized swimming, they started putting fire under the pot, causing
the water temperature to rise. Initially, that was no problem for the frog as
it could adjust its body temperature accordingly. So as the water temperature
kept rising, the frog kept on adjusting with the increase in temperature.
But just when the water was about to reach boiling point, and the frog couldn’t
adjust its body temperature anymore, it decided to jump out but couldn’t. It tried
and tried, but it was unable to jump out; because it had used up all its energy
in adjusting to the water temperature. So the frog soon died inside the boiling
water. So, what killed the frog? Did the boiling water kill the frog? Did the frog commit suicide?
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