BETTY3

Originally Posted by mswriter

It's human nature to always ask why...at least most of us. We have an insatiable need to know why things happen and how things work. Siblings are a good example: 'I heard birds can talk', says litte Joe. 'Only some can talk, replies big sis. 'Why?', asks Joe.
'I don't know,' sis says. 'You're lying!' he crys. 'No I'm not!', she says in
frustration. 'All people can talk, so ALL birds have to be able to talk!', he yells. 'Don't ask me things if you don't believe me,' she snaps. Several
years later when Joe is 10, he spends weeks in the Library learning about birds; espescially those who can speak. He wants to understand why these few types of birds are able to speak...WHY! The next year, in an essay assignment he writes his theory about it.
We all ask why. Imagine the caos for those who fall for every scam because they forget to ask the prescious question...why.
We all want to know the why of things and are even more interested in the HOW. Even for things that cannot be proven absolutely proven, a good thoery is interesting and will usually spark more interest and thought about the theory they've heard, often, stirring the imaginations of others enough for someone to actually come up with a proveable theory.
We all thirst to know how things in our world and out of it work and why and the effect it has on usand the world we live in. It's because we hunger to know about everything, we must have a TOE! mswriter