10 Signs You May Need To Join A Library

Don’t believe everything you hear or read. Fact check.

Truth is most often used to mean being in accord with fact or reality, or fidelity to an original or certain accepted standard.

Humans are emotional beings. It is very common for us to put some sort of emotional investment into things such as values, beliefs, and our own personal dogma. Many people attach themselves to political identities and religions the way they attach themselves to their professions. This is not a bad thing providing there are rational thoughts and some research behind creating those attachments. After all, you would not want to be qualified under any of the following 10.

1. You get all your news from Facebook and Twitter — and you believe what you read from these sources with no fact-checking. FACT: Both Facebook and Twitter are getting it wrong when it comes to political ads and information.
2. You think the bible was written by some caring god. FACT: Organised religion is in the decline while spiritualism is on the rise. Any form of a religious handbook was not written by a god. They were written by people, mostly based on their own personal beliefs.
3. You believe you can drive and text with complete safety. FACT: Intelligent people know that texting while driving is a…