what does this mean to you?

Question

A turtle goes to visit a frog in a very small pond.
The turtle has a very hard time trying to describe the ocean to the frog.
The turtle takes the frog to the ocean and the frog is astonished by the vastness of the ocean.

Answer 1

The frog just keeps telling the turtle that the ocean is a wet being that must be worshiped. The frog does not want to hear about it being H2O. But the turtle tries anyway.

Answer 2

I have a hard time trying to believe this because a frog would most likely run away from a turtle and if he didn't they wouldn't try to communicate. Unless, of course, you want to tell me tht The frog is a human in a frog costume as is the turtle?

Answer 3

The frog may be astonished by the vastness of the ocean, but that does not necessarily mean that he was unhappy at his pond. It's lovely to learn about new things and ideas, but we can choose not to agree or participate in them.

Answer 4

The frog didn't believe what the turtle is saying about the ocean, until he saw it by himself. To see is to believe.

Answer 5

Hopefully that's not a freshwater pond; otherwise the frog's not going to do very well on the beach and near the ocean.

Answer 6

iv been taking the frogs there forever and i hope to continue

Answer 7

it means sometimes u need to look further then your own pond to get the full picture of a larger exsistance

Answer 8

Bornagain christians keep talking to others about Jesus but they don't understand it unless they really experience Him

Answer 9

I think it means "I can show you better than I can tell you".