Reid faces control order pressure
Israel detains 30 Hamas officials
Big Brother rapped over race row
Rubbish tax 'to boost recycling'
Crisis appeal for Darfur region
A-level students 'given answers'
Uefa blames Reds fans for chaos
Greenspan fears China market fall
Methane blast rocks Russian mine
US to push for new Iran sanctions
Tamil Tigers launch naval attack
Court upholds £48m divorce award
Man jailed for raping schoolgirl
Blame row erupts over power plant
Divided Lib Dems reject coalition
Shake-up in hunt for crooked cash
Study reveals prime nuclear sites
NHS doing 'too many' cataract ops
School place appeals up and down
If you take a close look at the kind of crap we read everyday, for the sake of "knowing what's going on in the world" or "being more informed or sophisticated", you will recognize the extent of negativity we are bombarded with from our environment. Imagine pepole reading these news day after another - for years! I'm not suggesting that we should turn a blind eye to what's going on in the world, but we should be removed from the things that we are reading, refuse to let them affect us in negative ways and keep in mind that there is no news source that is 100% reliable. Most messages we get from the media are distorted in some way to make them more appealing to our senses. I believe that the first step is just to realize how much negativity there is all around us and it has the potential to bring us down when we don't consciously recognize its existence and just take it as given.And now, here is some groundbreaking research for you as your bonus:
