What cloud computing is really about is sharing resources, software, and information over a network. Information and data are stored on physical or virtual servers that are maintained and controlled by the cloud, or “cloud … Read more
Saccadic masking, also known as saccadic suppression, refers to the phenomenon where visual perception is temporarily impaired or eliminated during rapid eye movements, known as saccades. This momentary “blindness” allows us to maintain a consistent … Read more
The word Glossolalia is a Greek compound word that consists of glossa, which means tongue (Strong Concordance, G1100). The phenomenon known as “speaking in tongues” occurs primarily in Pentecostal and charismatic backgrounds. The “glossolia” is … Read more
Communism, a political and economic doctrine, aims to replace private property and profit – based economies – with public ownership of means of production, public education, and public health and welfare. Marx, like most 19th-century … Read more
Joseph Capgras described a syndrome characterized by a close relative being replaced by a fraudster. Delusional misidentification syndrome is a condition in which patients identify familiar people, places, or even themselves in such a way … Read more
It began in the early 20th century, when members of the Wesleyan Sanctity Movement began speaking in tongues and calling themselves baptized in the Holy Spirit, as well as with the act of Pentecost. Baptism … Read more
A common misconception is that druirie and druidism mean what druids do, but it actually means the state of being, not the actions of druids. Irish monks called them the Magi in Hibernian Latin, the … Read more