Tag: False

You are a false beginner if you have ever studied a language at any point in time, have some linguistic knowledge, but cannot use the language. I recently published a post detailing an ever increasing situation holding UK Muslims back from enriching their lives learning Arabic (I sugges...

The aesthetics of the subliminal authority with the papal tiara is just the tipping point. Its true value is in its assertion, considering that the three crowns on the papal tiara represent the pope’s three-fold duties — his responsibilities to teach, sanctify, and govern the Church. Mor...

Narcissists have a false self. They’re master illusionists. They behave like a little king or queen — whether bragging or sulking. Their whole personality is a charade crafted to deceive you into believing they are confident, superior, self-sufficient, likable, and caring. In studies, gr...

Your fondest memories are liable to be works of notable fiction, perhaps based on a true story, but often glaringly embellished and stunningly inaccurate. The stories we tell ourselves—including what might’ve begun as raw, factual recollections of, say, a car crash we saw moments ago ...

Despite the vast sea of resources available on the experiences of enslaved people, the myth that “slave owners” were the real victims lives on. Of course, it’s a ridiculous position to hold since White people held Black people against their will in a system of hereditary, race...

The consequences of false accusations are significant, particularly when they have long-lasting effects. The impact of such situations can be especially severe when the victim is Autistic or has other brain and developmental issues, like myself, as these factors can amplify the challenges in proc...

Bitcoin's recent price movement has excited everyone about the potential start of a new bull market. I don’t blame them. The mother token of cryptocurrencies is sitting at $27,000. The price has grown more than 40% in one week, and nearly 80% from its recent low in November 2022. This e...

There’s a certain amount of eeriness I found in reading this column in The Tyee on Friday as it was not just a day or two prior where I was discussing the peculiarities of said neighborhood with my girlfriend. I’d remarked to her how I found it odd that one section of the seawa...