Rogue Science Gal that dabbles in science, statistics, writing, music, and knitting. My education is from Northern Arizona University and Chapman University. My degrees are in psychology and communication, with an emphasis on statistics. I have three stepdaughters that bring a smile to my face. I am married to my best friend that I have known since I was eleven years old. Life is good these days. I was in a relationship prior to this one that made me realize that a healthy and happy relationship is what I wanted and needed. I have that now. P.S. I love camping, hiking, and all things outdoor....ziplines and more!
Catfishers in Ghana are at it again. This time, they are involving the UN (not the United Nations, but the "United Nation") and the US Army.
Donald Trump sums up his views on the historic United States Constitution and how it blocks him from his wishes. This is nothing new, he's tweeted his dislike for American government structures, media, and those that disagree with him. He is the gas lighter in chief and writes from the cuff. The danger is that as a leader, his words echo through the supporters and have a ripple effect into society. A gas lighter will say wildly untrue statements and force that belief onto a victim. Usually, we think of this in terms of the micro relationships (small size of two people), however, this gas lighting is taking place at the highest level of politics today in America. If you don't agree with the truth, claim a lie and call it an "alt-fact". If you don't like the media, threaten to change the system so that only those with your view points prosper. If you don't like checks and balances, you try to remove them and work the system to benefit a small group of individuals. Remember, we all need to vote and work towards a system that is not run by gas lighting and alt-facts.
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