It wasn’t feudalism that was abolished, but chivalry, valor, and honor. Not the humanly corrupt institutionalized church that was separated from the state in Europe,…
Posts tagged as “social psychology”
Laid out brilliantly, by Otto von Bismarck, within the context of ‘the proper use of principles in matters of diplomacy’ in regard of Prussia’s foreign…
Cutting straight to the chase, grievance is NEVER the cradle for violent radicalization; merely the call-to-action force, a trigger. To put it in perspective, the…
Once, I came across an online video of a motivational speech wherein the speaker tells the story about his high-school sweetheart and the Romeo &.…
For long, a considerable majority of the lower-income stratum, or the ‘have-nots’, so to speak, has fallaciously held the belief that the accumulation of a…
How many times have you ran into someone—whom you have never met in person—but, you already follow on Instagram and/or several other social media—and, failed…
In the Age of the Imbecile [recommended read for first time visitors: “What Is the Age of the Imbecile?” ], opinion has become an undisputed authority…