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    Sugar Misconceptions

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    easily fade and will just result in a crash. In fact, too much sugar intake can slow down the metabolism which then results to feeling tired and weak. A lot of people believe that sugar can save them whenever they have no energy. It is a common misconception that when you are tried, you just have to munch on some sweets and you will feel energized again. This is only partly true and temporary. It is true that sugar gives energy but because of sugar, you will lose much more

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    Bipolar Misconceptions

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    shape a person, but all of them have the opportunity to depending on how they are perceived by the person and when they occur. One large experience that has drastically impacted my life is coping with bipolar disorder. There are plenty of common misconceptions about bipolar disorder whenever it is brought up, including quick mood swings and extreme anger. Bipolar disorder is actually a swing between manic (or hypomanic, as in my case) states and depressive states lasting at least six weeks. Thought

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    Misconceptions Of Drones

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    one of the most advanced pieces of technology the world has ever seen, they should not be used by militaries because of the many problems associated with them, such as limited pilots, innocent victims, and mid flight crashes. Many people have misconceptions about drones, but they actually are remote controlled aircrafts that have weapons on them and are used by the military for dangerous aerial attack and surveillance. They are also called unmanned aerial vehicles (UAV’s) or remotely piloted

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    Misconception Of Hinduism

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    mistakes, in turn. The case of understanding could not be more true of the religion of Hinduism. Hinduism is, perhaps, the most complex religion in the world and the downside of that would be the various misconceptions people have of this religion. One such custom of Hinduism that is a victim of misconception especially is the caste system. Throughout

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    Misconception Of Gmo

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    as well as general human health, especially with how the use and creation is growing and steadily entering the diets of many families. [1] Do GMO’s truly pose a threat towards human dietary intake as well as the general environment? Or is it a misconception? With the ever-increasing appearance and or production

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    Police Misconceptions

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    definition to this “power” that authorities have. He says it is: the capacity to bring about outcomes” (Lukes 59). He then gives us synonyms like “force[ful], violence, manipulation, and strength (Lukes 59). The contradictions are evident, this misconception is these officers are putting a stop to the “violence and manipulation” when in many cases they are the cause of them they misuse their inexplicitly defined power based off of the location in which they are

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    a person lacks a minimum standard of life due to financial problems. Almost half of the world - over 3 billion people - live on less than $2.50 a day (Shah). Although; poverty is a considerable problem, many people are indifferent about it. A misconception of the rich is that the poor choose to stay economically unsuccessful because they have a lesser desire to work hard. However; the rich are rich mainly because of the massive amount of poor people, this rigid relationship won't change unless our

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    Islam Misconceptions

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    it’s a rather simple task to stereotype a religion, let alone the concept of religion itself. Add that to the fact that in the lunacy that is today’s media, Islam is the most frequently and rigorously stereotyped religion, the potential to form misconceptions is endless. Ignorance and a general lack of knowledge of Islam were reasons why I most anticipated the section in which we studied Islam. At the conclusion of class discussions, readings, and my visit to a mosque, I was able to see past the negative

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    Have you ever wondered what it was like in the mind of a person with Schizophrenia? Many people don't understand what it means to have this illness. The media has twisted and turned the image of Schizophrenics, so a lot of people have misconceptions. Would you like to better understand how it feels? Just simply sitting alone in your bedroom can be easily twisted into something terrifying. Now close your eyes and imagine. It's night time. The lights are off, and it's dark. The only source of light

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    shunned and condemned by everyone including her parents. Many stories of this time taught young girls that the only thing that mattered was beauty, not what was on the inside. They were tales that misguided people because they give boys false misconceptions and teach them that objectifying women is a good thing. For instance, the prince when he was marrying the girl was very sad because

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