Category Archives: Causal Archives

Snowden Lit the Fuse After Edward Snowden revealed the information he had on the NSA, the public was in an outrage. He was largest contributing factor to the national controversy over the NSA in 2013 and since then, other whistleblowers … Continue reading →

                        Vitamins Are Deadly Millions of Americans take various multivitamins everyday unaware of the risks. Not only are vitamins scientifically proven to commonly do more harm than good, including … Continue reading →

With American professors being three times more liberal than normal and 72% of college professors are liberal; it is evident that more professors will persuade liberalism which leads to how college professors are indoctrinating students. As a whole, that leaves professorates … Continue reading →

Causal Chain Contrary to many beliefs, Madame C.J. Walker was not the inventor of the relaxer and perm. Relaxer, aka creamy crack was stirred up and concocted by an African American man named Garret A. Morgan, a child of forms … Continue reading →

It is true that fear can lead to a lot of mental and then physical adverse conditions, but that is only after experiencing too much of it too consistently over too long of a period of time. Experiencing fear, or … Continue reading →

Two Sides of the Mask: Comedy Born of Tragedy There are two sides to comedy that exists in what can be referred to simply as a “light” and “dark” side. The light side, full of fun, cute ideas and jokes … Continue reading →

How To Wake Up The Nation When presidential corruption surpasses all the limits and the entire nation suffers because of unfair one-sided laws and low salaries, every next decision made by the president can be turned into provocation against the … Continue reading →

Rehabilitation Isn’t a Cure Illegal drugs have proven themselves as issues in cities large and small for centuries, and there is seemingly no way to rid the streets of their presence.  Numerous issues have arisen on their behalf, from gang … Continue reading →

To observe the performance of doctors in hospitals, often times patients are given surveys to rate how their treatment was. Shockingly, results shown that families with lower income generally have poorer performances. Some assumptions came uo by people claiming that … Continue reading →

Abolishing the Death Penalty  Too many states in the U.S execute their own citizens. When an inmate commits a dangerous crime such as killing someone, the court usually sends them on death row, which later results into the death penalty. … Continue reading →