Would you like to know the day of your death? Or how are you going to die? We always say that hard truth is better than comforting fantasy, but sometimes the best thing is nothing. I mean, knowing when you are going to die would only bring misery and fear to your life.

Sometimes we can only survive the attack by not understand that it is happening.

Same goes for everything else. Look at children for instance; whenever you tell them "no, you cannot do it," they will always do that thing, even when they know that it is wrong. But somehow, when you tell "You cannot do it because..." they listen very often. Why?

We don't need truth. We need the knowledge to support the truth.

Human beings are quite extraordinary creatures, but one thing is for sure - we are limited as hell. And whenever we find out something that we cannot explain or digest to be the truth, we just go crazy on ourselves. And that is why sometimes it is only wise to know as little as possible before we can move to another level.

We can build a house without fundamentals in one day, but a small breeze would crash it in no time. Of course, at first, it would look amazing... and yet, the house without fundamentals would only cause problems. The same rule applies to the truth. Whenever we find out too much than we can handle, we collapse.

Know your fundamentals and don't try to put on more weight on yourself than you can handle. Insanity is always waiting behind the corner.

So my little life's secret is to slowly but steadily understand how things work, instead of shooting for the stars on bare feet and crashing down hard. The truth comes with knowledge and experience. If someone tells you the truth... most of the time it doesn't help.