"Don't believe everything you see on TV". If I had a nickel for every time I heard that phrase, I'd have Bill Gates' pension . . . ok maybe that was a tad bit extreme, but you get the idea. As a child, I used to be head over heels in love with the WWF. I actually believed that Stone Cold and The Rock hated each other in real life! After this state of mind perished, my eyes were opened and I developed a rare skill known as "self-thinking". Did 9/11 really happen the way that the media portrayed? How much do I actually believe in a history book? If I traveled to other countries and opened their history books, will I receive the same story?
There's only 3 books (in my opinion) that possess undeniable actuality. 1: Math books (if you add 2+2 it would indeed = 4) 2: Cook books (if you prepare a meal as written in the instructions, you will receive the meal in the illustration) 3: The Holy Bible! Although the bible is more metaphoric with teachings and sayings, it still provides tons of testimonials that we all can relate to, such as: friendships, faith, wealth, wisdom and courage. The next time you're watching television, reading a book or just chatting with a friend, ask yourself these questions... How much of this is actually possible? How does this relate or affect me? Are their two sides to this story? Run your answer through your "bull-crap filter" and see if you still believe it . . . cheers!
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