"چه کسی را باور میکنی، من یا چشمان خودت؟"
— Groucho Marx
Simplified Meaning:
When someone says that, they are questioning whether you will trust what they tell you or what you can clearly see for yourself. Imagine a magician showing you a trick where it looks like they've turned a card into a bird. They might ask you to believe their words, even though your eyes see the card change right in front of you. The idea is about the difference between what someone wants you to believe and what is obviously true. This can happen in everyday life when someone tries to convince you of something that doesn't match what you can observe yourself. To apply this wisdom, trust your own observations and instincts over what others might tell you, especially when the two don’t match. This helps you make better decisions and avoid being misled.
