Always correct

   

             This brain of ours is a myriad wonder. Many a mysteries lie hidden within its expanse. And amidst all its wonders lies a tact of being or seeming to be correct ALWAYS.. As humans we live our lives which is formed by zillions of acts. Little deeds or actions. We actually act on four levels.
1. Thoughts..
2. Wishes..
3. Words..
4. Actions..
      And for all of these right or wrong our myriad mind comes up with a justification. A proper justification which sounds perfectly valid within the confines of our brain. Every act of ours seems correct and well thought. Its is pretty difficult to find a person who thinks that's his actions are wrong. Call up the most wanted terrorists and even he will give you perfect reason for his actions . And more often than not you might be convinced. When Albert (of course Einstein) put forth his theory of relativity one can only wonder how perfectly it fits into this gear-work of this cosmos. Our actions might seem weird or unwarranted to the world outside but are perfectly reasoned in our mind.
      The best of the best people and the worst of the worst find themselves correct. 'Jack the ripper' the infamous serial killer who haunted the posh London streets had perfect logic for his killings which to the outside world were cold blooded and inhuman. There are many such examples and this is just one of them. In any argument both the parties are pretty sure of their statements and their validity. There is actually never a winner in such arguments and hence they deteriorate. That's the crux which needs to be pondered over. At any given time we just seem to be correct. But sadly it isn't so always. It just any individual thinking and giving a logic according the situation he has been put in based on his or her previous experiences. That in fact

 "  No body can be correct  "

     This mind of ours can convince us that we are correct. But its such a huge irony. If every person and his or her actions were correct then the world would have been a puzzle of paradox. And this makes it all the more risky. It all boils down to pretty simple question. Does it help? If it does help the people at large. Then it is probably the correct thing to do. GO on with it...