Are manifestation rules like "Act rich to become rich" well-meaning advices or part of toxic humiliation practices or something worse like entrapments?

In this article, I'm giving my personal opinion on the hygiene-wars rippling through the internet.

In this final part on the series on Medical Gatekeeping, we explore some of the cutting-edge ongoing research on alternate cancer treatment from around the world.

In Part VI of Medical Gatekeeping and the first part on Oncology, we take a look at the current forms of cancer treatment, its side effects, costs, etc,

In Part IV of Medical Gatekeeping series, we are taking a look at its presence in the Ophthalmology field, specifically, Presbyopia, a disorder afflicting aging eyes.

In Part V of Medical Gatekeeping, we conclude the section on Ophthalmology, in which we had focused on treatment for Presbyopia.

Ralph Waldo Emerson series concludes with Part IV, which deals with his thoughts on Meritocracy exemplified in Napoleon, facing antagonisms and dogmatism.

This is Part III on Emerson's thoughts on life and living, cautioning against blindly following ancient thoughts and philosophies.

In this article, I'm comparing what is defined as Art by experts in the past to what is being presented to us as Art now. I'm also exploring what Art is to a lay-person like me.