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Does anyone have the answers to these without looking into Google?

 
                                       

Why do we blink with both eyes simultaneously ? Interesting questions, not answered by anyone without the help of Google .
Here are some more. Why do we laugh when something funny happens? We may think it is just obvious that laughter as opposed to,let's  say, scratching one's ear or hiccuping is the appropriate response to humour, but why is it? Why are some female shapes sexy and others not? Isn't it obvious? Just look at them! 
But that is not the end of it. The obvious and most automatic responses to the world do indeed shout out  that they are a part of "human nature," but that still leaves the question of why ?
 Well then does anyone know the answers to really basic questions ? Do they even care to rack their brains ? Do they care to explore on their own ? Do they experiment on their own so that they can cough up some answers after that ?
Or do we just type into our keyboards with a finesse that has come after hours of typing ever since the internet came into play ? 
Alright ,I know what I'm going to do - yeah ,you guessed it right.I am going to google it.


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  1. firdaus6 June 2014 at 06:11

    I'm googling too! no point wasting time racking my brain which is too rusty to use anyway. ;)

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    1. preeti abrol8 June 2014 at 02:27

      Yes Firdaus , Google is my saving grace from my children who would have found out that I have no answers to so many questions . So ,God save Google .
      Thanx for taking out the time to read my post .

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  2. preeti abrol8 June 2014 at 02:29

    Thanx Petya for reading my post and liking it .

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