Effectively, people could be divided in two categories....

Effectively, people could be divided in two categories.

The first one contains those who evidently know how the stuff works and are basing their behavior on their knowledge of the universal rules and their particular applications. They sorta know what's happening, and why it's happening if there is any reason. They know when they should react (and how), and when it's better to relax. And, most importantly, they know where are the limitations, and the new horizons of their knowledge. They are always happy to change their worldview picture, yet rarely are able to do this without a proper reason. They are limited, and trough this limitations they receive a totally new quality of freedom, and are able to go beyond, well, anything. They learn, sometimes sacrifying their own comfort to the ability to get some new information. Curiosity and Scepsis are their names. Everything is interesting, nothing is holy. The doubt is what makes them stronger in the end of a day.

The rest of people fall into the second category. They are busy with constantly cheating on themselves and other sorts of a very natural monkey business. They are looking for comfort, power, care — whatever, but for the price of real understanding. They are not ready for the answers which are simple, yet disturbing, cause the emotional comfort is more important for them, than anything else. They stick to what makes them feel better, as hard as they can, maintaining a simple and natural (not to say animalistic) psycho-homeostasis. I call them the believers, as they value the faith itself. Doubt is a danger for them, as it may bring some disturbing changes.
Despite they may be very kind and positive, and generally quite safe to deal with, actually they are closer to the monkeys, than the first group, and, ironically — with a denial of this fact they are getting just even closer.

So choose your way, my dear human. You have only one life left.