Question:
My entire life is full of irony , while i was trying to convince one friend to live , another was dying . I feel like butter spred over too much bread . Now all of us are mourning this loss and at the same time they all look to me to be the strong one of the group .

What is probably true of my friends ?
Answer:
They have mental illnesses

Question:
Or as Yahoo ! News put it : The Pill Makes Women Pick Bad Mates . I like how there 's no question as to which " pill " we 're speaking . It does n't seem to matter which brand , dose , or variation , it 's all in how it affects the hormones in the woman 's body & brain .

What may happen if I take one of these pills ?
Answer:
I will end up in a bad relationship .

Question:
I assumed since it was invisible to me , it was invisible to everyone . This is also probably a form of confirmation bias . Actually this might be related to another cognitive bias people exhibit - what I call the I ' m Special bias . Basically , I think asking people why they do things is pointless - they do n't know and , worse , everyone in the world believes they are special .

Why is the narrator suceptible to confirmation bias ?
Answer:
Because the point was invisible to them .

Question:
So I did . Then , at the bottom of the Coquihalla Highway , there was an East Indian fellow who got out of his truck scratching his head at the great plumes of smoke billowing out from the wheels of his trailer . Looks like he got an expensive lesson on why you 're not supposed to ride the brakes going down a hill .. I do n't feel sorry for him , but I am very glad nobody was hurt ... The rest of the trip to Van went without incident .

What is the reason great plumes of smoke billowing out from the wheels of his trailer ?
Answer:
He drove the truck in a gear that was too high down the slope .