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Since our childhood we are taught about, “Honesty is the best policy”. Does it really work in real life? Especially in our society today. Every body is fighting for survival. Every man for himself and God for us all. Some people definitely will not get their daily bread if they don't lie. How about business people,do they "always tell the truth about their products and services. Peck milk says in its advert ......it contains 28 vitamins and minerals how true is that. In our day to day life, we are reluctant, to tell the truth, to avoid conflicts,  punishment and embarrassment. According to research conducted by the University Of Chicago Booth School Of Business, people can be more honest than they actually think of. Can their be total honesty in a relationship....? People avoid being honest thinking about the cost they have to pay after they tell the truth. Can we share our secrets or give critical feedback to others? Will we be able to face each other in fut

These are things we use everyday which has features and functions we don't understand or ignorant of their uses. 1. Tiny hole in airplane window.  The tiny holes are for two reasons. One is to compensate air pressure as when the airplane climbs to high altitude there is huge pressure difference between the inside & the outside of the plane. The second reason is that it prevents the windows from fogging up. 2. Car Headrest.  One other use which majority of us are not aware of. If your car gets submerged in water or in an accident you can detach the headrest and can use the metal part to break the wind screen. 3. The blue side of eraser.  Did you know that the blue part of an eraser is used to clean writing on the wall or on any hard surface while the red or white one is used to clean writing  on paper. 4. Black hole between flash and camera.  The tiny hole is a microphone which record the ambient noise, not your voice, because whe