Many a times we ask questions much to ourselves than others and come to self approved conclusions or opinions on things that could be naive or alien. It could just be shockingly wrong or incorrect, yet it's the conclusion our own mind has made and so we can't give it up and live with it sometimes for the whole life. Misunderstanding is what this syndrome is mostly referred to, but its not as easy or simple as it looks inside a dictionary or in the English vocabulary. There's indeed more...
Our belief system as we know is quite strong and that's what we are all born with and grow up with. For ages, man knew nothing about fire and for the scientist who was hell bent on inventing a hydrogen or a nuclear bomb knew nothing about how much Bin Laden (and assholes alike) would be greatful. For what he might have got a nobel prize caused a great ignoble deal. Another case of great misunderstanding.
So what has a scientist or a Laden got to do with you and me!? Well nothing but a part of our belief system. We still blame the wrong ones and sometimes fail to understand the cause of their deeds. Much retrospection might be needed until we come out to say who's what.
Turn the table for a second and start treating yourself as your foe. A case of inspecting your back, how bad it is rather than listing out 100 thousand and million good things to boast about. Things might start looking differently, certainly, for sure. But we don't like to do this, obviously. I mean why and who would want to start writing a book on all the bad qualities they possessed and how inhumanly disgustingly uglyly bad they were to the world of their people. Yet, there's a need for us to do it.
To figure out or conclude who's what isn't as much important as understanding the self. And, there's no need to care a cent for who's what. What matters is who's you! (It's not 'who are you' in the deliberate sense)
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