What’s a completely useless fact you love sharing?
You know that there are loads of useless facts we live on and by for ages.
Yes, this is actually a useful fact to consider before it’s too late.
So, before explaining my point, apparently, useless facts are mainly the ones that add nothing to your knowledge, are pointless to spend time on, and are of no help when it comes to adapting to life, real life.
Still, some things become facts mainly because some bunch of people present them as facts.
And the fact is, fact is a big, serious word that has been used and interpreted in many ways and for different purposes.
Useful facts are simple to understand, easy to accept, and promising to live with. They do not hypnotise, do not frighten, and do not change.
We humans live by them as part and parcel of our understanding of life.
But useless facts are totally the opposite.
They divide us into many groups: some blindly swallow them, some doubt them, and some ignore them.
An example would make things clear, right?
But I don’t have a suitable one right now.
And I don’t want to give you any useless facts.
So perhaps in my next post.
With useless-facts thoughts,
Nahla
P.S. I changed my mind, and here’s the rest of the post.
So, one of the useless facts is: money can buy everything. Actually… it does, most of the time. But it is useless because it spreads like a virus everywhere. And a virus can be fatal. It weakens the body rather than strengthens it. So a useful fact comes straight to the rescue with this simple moral remedy to support the mind: Truth wins. Honesty wins. Goodness can buy everything. Always.
P.S.S. Look who’s hiding in the tree?
