How Smile Borns

When the primates, our ancestors, were in the jungle and felt something approaching, they instinctively put themselves on guard in case it was an enemy. When it came close, they would base their fangs and pounce. But by the time they realized it wasn't an enemy, there was no time to hide their fangs. Baring them like that was bad, so to show they were not an enemy they smiled. When people are in a situation where they want to smile, the brain's frontal lobe, the area connected to the heart sends the command to the face, miraculously controlling about so muscles to create a natural smile. On the other hand, if you consciously try to smile the order "laugh!" is given out by the motoric system but the muscles can't be controlled by force. So when you do it, your smile will be very stiff. So, to have a naturally cute smile, there is only one way. Smile unconsciously.













Facts about brain:
- Weight : 1400 grams
- Volume : 1400 ml
- It contains 5 billion nerve cells
- It can transmit electromagnetic waves 2 trillion times in a second
- Most people only use 5% of their brain's power - Most people fail when they only use their left brain to think