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Arbitration is the true balance of power. Puck: Don t meddle
Arbitration is the true balance of power. Puck: Don t meddle with the hands, gentlemen - this pendulum is the only thing to regulate that clock!. Two men setting hands labor of clock business, as Puck, standing on book Common sense, holds up pendulum arbitration.. Date 1886 March 17. Arbitration is the true balance of power. Puck: Don t meddle with the hands, gentlemen - this pendulum is the only thing to regulate that clock!. Two men setting hands labor of clock business, as Puck, standing on book Common sense, holds up pendulum arbitration.. Date 1886 March 17
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Balance Clock Gentlemen Pendulum Power Puck Regulate Thing True Arbitration
Arbitration is the True Balance of Power
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: A Timeless Message from Puck's 1886 Cartoon This 1886 cartoon by Puck, titled "Arbitration is the True Balance of Power," offers a compelling commentary on the role of arbitration in regulating the balance of power between conflicting parties. The image features two men intently setting the hands of a large clock in a business environment, symbolizing the laborious process of resolving disputes through lengthy negotiations or litigation. Standing atop a book labeled "Common Sense," Puck, the mischievous and wise mythological creature, holds up a pendulum labeled "Arbitration." With a stern expression, Puck warns the gentlemen below, "Don't meddle with the hands, gentlemen - this pendulum is the only thing to regulate that clock!" The pendulum, representing the impartial and decisive nature of arbitration, serves as a reminder that sometimes, the best way to resolve disputes is by entrusting a neutral third party to make a fair and balanced decision. The cartoon's message remains as relevant today as it was over a century ago, as arbitration continues to be a popular alternative to costly litigation and lengthy negotiations. This cartoon, originally published in Puck magazine on March 17, 1886, offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of arbitration and its enduring significance in resolving disputes. The image is a testament to the power of visual storytelling and the enduring wisdom of Puck's commentary on the importance of balance and impartiality in the face of conflict.
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