- BILL NYE

It is a cognitive bias that describes the fact that when you know something, it's very difficult to know what it's like not to know it.

The things you know seem so obvious to you and you assume that everyone else knows them too.

As a child grows, so does their number of questions. 

No matter how much foolish or irritating their questions are, kindly respect them. 

If you know the answer, tell them.

If you don't, admit it. Say, "Son, I dont know the answer to your question. But I will surely tell you th...

Everyone who ever had to explain their own joke knows that comedy cannot survive analysis. Once you take humour apart, it loses its effect and dies in the process.

Henri Bergson published his essay on laughter in 1900. He believed that laughter should be studied as 'a ...