You already have all of the answers you will ever need in life.
  You are just changing the words ''I don't know ''into something
  more interesting. Saying ''I don't know'' gets boring and
  frustrating after a while. It's also why we humans make up
  stories to explain things, sometimes true, sometimes not. And we
  spend our lives debating over the differences between these
  stories, which are all just substitutions for ''I don't know''
  because ''I don't know'' can be dull.

  That's why small children can role-play at such a young age.
  They act what they know. And we do the same when we are kids.
  And we do the same when are teenagers. And we do the same when
  we are adults.

  We just add money and credit and big houses and have real kids
  that then roleplay what they see and imagine to be true. And the
  cycle goes on.

  I would say copyright Kenneth Udut, but I just found the right
  string of words.

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