Have you ever wondered where some of those ubiquitous internet stories you read come from? It seems like they’re all over the place, each with its own little iteration. This is true of the much told “Fisherman’s Parable.” Would you like to know where it came from? Read this week’s Carosa Commentary “Pyrrhus and Cineas – The True Story Behind The Origin Of The ‘Fisherman’s Parable’” and you’ll find yourself harkening back to your days sitting in that college literature class you despised so much. But at least you’ll finally know why it was important you took that class.
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