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savvy student then follows these steps intelligently and meticulously.
The chef may, of course, freely use his intelligence to refine his
understanding. It is difficult to imagine, however, that he would
drastically change some elements of the recipe and still expect the same
result achieved in the past.
Each case shows the discovery or uncovering of law, and the intelligent
utilization of that law to achieve some desired results.
Every child begins to learn about these Laws at an early point in life.
Heat water to a certain temperature and it will boil every time. Put an
egg into that water for a certain number of minutes and it will become
hard-boiled, every time.
It is the understanding and intelligent application of such Laws as these
that allowed Thomas Edison, Henry Ford, George Washington Carver,
Alexander Graham Bell, the Wright brothers and all the others to make
their significant contributions.
Eventually, we all come to know, to a greater or lesser degree, that there
are certain rules involved in everything we do. We know that if we want
to achieve a certain goal, there are certain steps we must follow, and
further, that if we follow those steps more closely and with a greater
sense of purpose, we will accomplish our goal with even greater
certainty.
This understanding has been proven literally millions of times. In fact,
every aspect of nature and life operates according to the principles of the
law involved.
For example:
The repetition of precise steps to prepare lawns and gardens for
each season in order to achieve the desired effect.