is it better to move the knight first or the pawn first?

i have no idea what do you think

why

Generally the pawn, though 1 Nf3 is a good move too. The pawns secure squares for the knights and take away squares from the opponent and open diagonals for the bishops and queen.
Examples: 1 e4 Nf6 2 e5 chases the knight. 1 Nf3 d5 stops e4 for white.

Either one is a good move.

1. Nf3 might be harder to play properly.

"From the outset two moves, 1. e4 or 1. d4, open up lines for the Queen and a Bishop. Therefore, theoretically one of these two moves must be the best, as no other first move accomplishes so much." - Capablanca

knight for defense pawn for offence

Strange question. 

For both black and white in the opening, a pawn move is generally best on move 1.

Queen first, because anyone from the USA, the land of the brave, would do so.

but the queen can't jump

and im from the USA

Yeah using the Knights is my favorite first moves

Of course it's better to move our hand first!

How are the pieces going to move if our hands do not move?

is our hand a peice on the brond

Of course! Our hand can occupy up to 64 squares at any one time!

But in all fairness, a typical pawn move such as 1. e4 and 1. d4 are probably preferable to a starting knight move.

so when you are birth you only have one hand on you

and when you buy a chess set you buy second hend???

Lol! This made my day brighter!

feet or teeth