Post by Student_Nurse Eno Wellington (@eno_wellington)

@etikotunde
Sometimes, the smallest habits carry the biggest lessons.
Those two holes in a milk tin weren't just random. One lets the milk flow out smoothly, while the other allows air in, preventing splashing and making pouring easier. It's a simple example of how understanding basic principles can make everyday tasks more efficient.

Many of us grew up watching our parents do this without knowing the science behind it. They may not have explained the physics, but they understood what worked through experience.
It reminds us that not every tradition is meaningless. Some everyday practices are rooted in practical wisdom passed down from one generation to the next.

Never stop asking "Why?" Curiosity turns ordinary moments into opportunities to learn, and sometimes, the best lessons are hidden in the simplest things.
Did you already know why two holes are made, or are you just finding out today?

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@etikotunde 
Sometimes, the smallest habits carry the biggest lessons.
Those two holes in a milk tin...

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Omotoso Taiwo Yemi: I know it since when I was 9 years old