This page indexes academic or scientific research into the SEVEN DAYS OF THE WEEK. These posts report on the intentions and findings of recent studies within our Dayology framework.
- A Common Day for Heart Attacks.
- Diets Usually Start on Monday.
- Wednesday is Hump Day!
- The Healthiest Day of the Week.
- Fewer Births on Weekends.
- The Most Dangerous Day to Drive.
Occasionally a study publishes about something that only occurs on a specific day of the week. Thoughtful people become curious because this new information confirms or challenges the way they view life. Then the news spreads through the media and on to the average person. Soon this new FACT is considered TRUE unless it is found to be UNTRUE in many circumstances.
A FACT is defined by the Merriam Webster Dictionary as a piece of information presented as having objective reality as in “These are the hard facts of the case.” The matter of determining the accuracy of a fact becomes more difficult with the advent of “alternative facts” and “fake news.” It becomes our personal responsibility to consult reliable sources that we can trust.
I’ve given the matter of FACTS some thought. It’s my feeling that there are always a number of FACTORS involved in producing the bits of information that we accept as FACTS. These FACTORS generally take the form of personal beliefs and bias. We need to make an honest effort to be open-minded and not allow our personal outlooks to modify the FACTS we are passing on.
It is possible that the energies of the Universe play a greater part in our REALITY than we are ready to recognize. If this is TRUE then there may be FACTS circulating around us that we are not recognizing and utilizing to our advantage. Toward that idea Dayology.com regularly publishes FACTS based upon news reports and interviews regarding how our INNER and OUTER worlds work in daily life. They may not be your reality, but they are true to particular individuals.
We need to keep in mind that FACTS inform us as to what is happening in our collective reality. When as individuals we shift our personal attitudes and habits, our personal FACTS change, making some situations impossible and others possible. When, as groups, we shift our collective outlooks and actions then our shared REALITY actually changes in some manner for all.
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