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The three pivot points of life

There is a very small bird that can fly tens of thousands of miles across the Pacific Ocean. All it needs is a small branch. It takes the branch in its beak, throws it to the water when it is tired, and then flies down to rest on the branch for a while; when it is hungry, it stands on the branch to catch fish; when it is sleepy, it stands on the branch to sleep.