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ROANOKE RAPIDS, N.C., Feb. 1, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Dr. Frank Elbert Davis, III discusses the "greater consciousness" that is Truth in his eye-opening book, The Nature of Science Today - Denial of THE Truth "Forms" as Reality. He cites "splits" in the works of Sigmund Freud and Albert Einstein that lead to understanding as to why they did not achieve their goals of "structural development of personality" and the "unified field." This book focuses upon "the greater consciousness"...

NEW YORK, Oct. 3, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The relationship between truth and politics ?two words rarely if ever used in the same sentence? is becoming even more complex in today's intensive political communications environment. While over two-thirds of Americans say that politicians are less truthful than 20 years ago more than 90% say that the truthfulness of a candidate will influence their voting decision today. When asked about truth in brands, nearly 50% of global consumers...

SILICON VALLEY, Calif., Nov. 8, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Truth Seal Corp. (TruthSeal(TM)), dedicated to increasing truth and trust throughout the Internet and information space, today announced the launch of its Marketplace for Truth Telling(TM). TruthSeal will immediately begin reviewing commercial and political claims submitted by organizations wanting to display a TruthSeal emblem as evidence that their claims are factual. A TruthSeal license requires claims to be guaranteed with a cash...

TEMPE, Ariz., Feb. 11 /PRNewswire/ -- The Doctrine of Knowledge, the Doctrine of Intelligence and the Doctrine of Time: These are the major doctrines from which a profile of the human condition can be developed. And they are examined in a new book that discusses how information received from physical facts is experienced by human senses, how nonphysical information is derived from principles, laws and rules that govern all information, and how information is received from an authority. In...

By Stemplowska, Zofia One of the main tasks that occupies political theorists, and arouses intense debate among them, is the construction of theories - so-called ideal theories - that share a common characteristic: much of what they say offers no immediate or workable solutions to any of the problems our societies face. This feature is not one that theorists strive to achieve but nor can it be described as an accidental one: these theories are constructed in the full knowledge that, whatever...