Victor BorgeThe shortest distance between two people is a smile.
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The shortest distance between two people is a smile. This is an interesting way of looking at the world. It’s like we see the world in two different ways and we can’t seem to get along and get to know each other. We think of ourselves as individuals and we think that we don’t need people or others because we can solve our problems on our own.
That’s the reason why we put up walls between us and others, trying to keep our distance from them. But when you give someone a smile, you make the world a better place, because it shows that even though you don’t get along, you still care about how they feel. You want to see them happy, so you care enough to try and change that in a positive way.
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