ART & SCIENCE INTERNATIONAL, INC.
FALSE FABRICATIONS
by: Behzad Farahani
This book is politically incorrect.
The phrase "politically incorrect" often evokes strong reactions. It refers to statements, ideas, or facts that challenge mainstream beliefs, social norms, or accepted narratives. Sometimes, what is labeled as politically incorrect is simply the uncomfortable truth—facts that are easier to ignore than confront. This reflection explores the consequences of ignoring such truths and the responsibility we bear toward future generations. History repeatedly demonstrates that ignoring inconvenient truths can have dire consequences.
With knowledge and resources at our disposal, we have a moral obligation to address the issues we prefer to overlook. This means critically examining our beliefs, questioning established norms, and engaging in honest dialogue about the challenges we face. True progress requires courage—the courage to acknowledge our mistakes, learn from them, and take meaningful action.
Here, you will find a collection of observations, data, and arguments that may not align with mainstream perspectives. The intention is not to offend, but to provoke thought, inspire honest dialogue, and encourage readers to question assumptions. By shining a light on what is frequently ignored, this aims to foster a deeper understanding of the world as it truly is.
Readers are encouraged to approach these pages with an open mind, a critical eye, and a willingness to engage with ideas that may be challenging or unconventional.
The politically incorrect facts we ignore today will become the crises of tomorrow.
Available April 10, 2026
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