"What you see is what you get"?

We find a lot of proverbs in the language, and one of them is "what you see is what you get". This refers to the outward appearance of yourself can defined you, but is it true?

People use this particular proverb to analyze by the looks how it agree on their personalities, but it is not always viable. Once I saw an indigent on the street, this person were considerable filthy, suddenly a friend of my have a talk with him and we discovered he studied in the university but he was a victim of circumstance that brought him into the ruin. Despite this, he was a person who can keep a large argue about politics.

On the other hand, there is people who looks like a serious person but on the inside have a really dirty history. One example is the policies of today, they are presumed to be legitimated and not rascal, rather the majority of them has done illegal things related to money. 

People is assuming others' stories and your principles only by looking at you and that is impossible (although you were a psychic), you can not restrict a person to a facade and not to get know their stories.

Technology, is the second most important discovery the human being has done, after the fire. And now has become considerably prevalent in our lives and world.

The relevance that technology has in our lives is creating day by day pros and cons, but the main component that affect is always how the human is using the technology for.

The pros, for example, are the connection between two people living highly far from each other very quickly. Moreover, how it simplifies doubts to only one click on google, and the access to a huge amount of information, more than the school can provide.

On the contrary, the kind of cons that the misuse of technology occasion is the creation of weapons, the hacking to take possession of