Introduction

The word ‘Zombie’ is derived from West African languages, with the Mitsogo language of Gabon describing them as ‘ndzumbi’, which means a corpse, to the Kongo language using the word ‘nzambi’ meaning the spirit of a dead person.

Pop cultur...

• The word priority came into the English language in the 1400s.
• It was singular, it meant the very first or prior thing and stayed singular for the next five hundred years.
• Only in the 1900s we pluralize the term and start talking about priorities.

• In the 1950s, psychologists were focused on behaviourism while mostly ignoring emotions.
• The word "emotion" did not exist in the English language until the early 17th century.
• For centuries, the mental state to which "emotions" now refer were called either passions or af...