“Oh, people can come up with statistics to prove anything, Kent. 14% of
people know that.” Stated Homer Simpson, from a cartoon called The Simpsons.
And, to be honest, Homer (the smart guy that he is) might be onto something.
But why would he think of something ingenious if he (fictional character) is
making me feel stupid, when I write?
To
understand the complicated and peanut sized brain of Mr. Simpson, one must first
see how Homer acts. And his acting is pretty simple. Work “half-@$$ed” (as he
stated himself) on the job. This is what he is good at, scary good. Homer also
believes that, “Beer: The cause of, and solution to, all of life's problems.”
Which can be interpreted in a simple way – he drinks beer. Anyways, he also
watches a lot of TV. And that is as stupid as he gets.
Anyways,
back to the quote. Homer, I think, was up to something. He believes that people
lie in order to get attention. He speaks from experience. In truth, this is the
reality. We, as human beings, do this from birth. Babies cry for nothing and
get their mother to pick them up. Teens do bad things, to show how much of a bad@$$
(pardon my French) they are. And adults learn from this and do the same.
Babies
cry for attention. We can all agree to this, right? Most of the time the crying
is pointless. And also babies laugh at the mothers laughter, because in secret
they are scheming of a way to get even more atttention. 47 percent of parents
agree!
Teens lie more than
babies. It is becoming more of a fact than anything else. They have learned the
tips and tricks of the untold truth. They know how to keep half of the truth.
They know the art of blaming. And this makes them look cool! Like for example,
at a point in time 67 percent of teens lied more than the children of the 47
percent of parents who have agreed.
Now onto the adults!
Responsible adults are the one have not been caught being irresponsible. Lying
was their savior. Such adults get promotions. Such adults have a stable
relationship. Such adults have kids who dream of being firefighters and
policeman. Such adults are known within their community. Obviously 95 percent
of communities agree.
Based on such examples
all of these are attention getters for those who are in need of attention. And
just like Mr. Simpson has stated, it is all for the atttention. 55 percent of me
agree.
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