A Baby or an Adult - You're Bluffing

By [http://ezinearticles.com/?expert=Ana_Gajic]Ana Gajic
Right after they are born babies start to cry, but they also start smiling after a while. Most babies, if not all of them have the same first words - mom and dad, but this is probably because these are the people they see every day above their bed. In addition to this, these two words are very easy to learn how to say, and maybe this is why parents aren't called a chopstick and a fiance. We learn new things from the moment we first open our eyes, and the younger we are the more we think of the world as one big surprise.
Making your first steps, singing, walking, talking and running the fastest you can, all of these simply perfect things are what defines any man. There are, however, two things that describe us better than any other characteristic we might possess - we need knowledge and other people in order to make progress. People need other people so as to feel complete, as they also need someone to share their knowledge with. We need to know why it snows, define things that are edible and discover why elephants are afraid of mice; we need to discover new planets, design new clothes and explain how water turns into ice.
We have a definition for every word that exists, and it would be impossible to count all the items from this list. So, we start learning about the world that surrounds us, we learn about love, nature, sorrow, joy, punctuation - we learn, we seek, we crave and even start to make up new information. The problem today is that people act as if they have found out everything there is to know, but they fail to open their doors when these are covered with snow.
Therefore, another adjective must be added to the description of a man just to make things interesting enough - it is in our nature to bluff. We put our serious faces on and nod at things we know nothing about, just to be taken seriously and be nothing less than smart. Even if you don't feel like bluffing you have to play the game, as everyone around you is doing exactly the same. It seems as though it has become meaningless to ask a question, when you can pretend you know it all and hope that the things you don't know won't be mentioned. We are all amazed with how come there is so much wrongful information, but we forget that we have replaced knowledge with bluffing and rather odd gesticulation.
Look at the babies, they feel alone so they start crying as if they were sad, but they stop crying as soon as you take them into your hands. At the risk of sounding tough - that is nothing but a little baby bluff.
After you find rhyme in these articles, they will be far more interesting to read.
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