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The Economic Times
The Economic Times
Debjit Sinha

Life lesson quote by Milton Berle: 'If Evolution Really Works, How Come Mothers Only Have Two Hands?' pays befitting tribute to mothers who are silent pillars of society

Quote of the Day by Milton Berle "If Evolution Really Works, How Come Mothers Only Have Two Hands?" offers a heartfelt life lesson about the extraordinary role that mothers play in families and society. The quote humorously suggests that mothers are expected to perform so many tasks simultaneously that having only two hands seems insufficient. It highlights their tireless efforts, unconditional love, and remarkable ability to manage countless responsibilities every day.

Mothers occupy a unique and irreplaceable position in human life. From the moment a child is born, a mother becomes a source of care, comfort, protection, and guidance. She often assumes multiple roles at once—caregiver, teacher, nurse, counselor, cook, organizer, and friend. The sheer number of duties she performs can seem overwhelming. Milton Berle’s quote humorously captures this reality by implying that mothers could use more than two hands to handle everything they do.

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