Childhood was a time of wonder, filled with tales that blurred the lines between fact and fiction. We’ve all heard them: tales of seeds turning into trees inside us or tall tales about our noses growing with every lie.
The myth around this is that it was (and probably still is) believed that when your body goes through digestion, your limbs do not get enough blood, so they might cramp up, leading to drowning.
It’s a normal thing for people to have hobbies they enjoy. Most times, they don’t even care about the monetary gains; it’s just about the satisfaction of engaging in the hobby.
Polygraphs are also called “lie detector tests.” There are so many myths associated with this equipment. For example, the myth of them “not being admissible in court.”
This one is also known as the “just-world hypothesis.” It suggests that people get the things they deserve or that karma exists, and it gets terrible people for doing bad things.
This ideology has existed for some time now. However, research has shown that all this concept or belief does is harm relationships because people do not allow themselves to enjoy the relationships they are in.