Top Secret

Top Secret

What does the term "top secret" mean? 
The highest level of classified data is Top Secret.
There are three rating levels: Top Secret, Secret, and Confidential. 

"Confidential" information is that which, if leaked, could "harm" national security. " Confidential " information could cause "serious harm," and "top-secret" information could cause "significant harm."

Why do people enjoy secrets?

It is a special feeling to have secrets. They give you the impression that others can trust you. They give you the impression that you are connected to others on a deeper level. They give you a sense of personal competence. As a result, you are proud of yourself. 

The subtle and highly valuable nature of the information kept confidential also adds a bit of spice to your mind. 

Knowing someone else's secret gives you a sense of power and control because you can change your relationship with that person as you want just by being aware of their secret. 

As we get older and learn more about the realities of the world, this inner psychological attitude gradually changes. However, many people continue to try it. 

For a while, hearing secrets makes us feel "special," but that feeling doesn't last. 
Achieving some real-life accomplishments will help us remember them when unacceptable feelings start to creep in.

 
Making mistakes is a necessary part of living a creative life and learning new things, so it makes sense that we do. However, a 6-year-old does not always understand logic.

 
We all carry a cache of secrets with us, as if they were hidden in invisible backpacks. Science is beginning to tell us that holding these secrets too tightly disrupts sleep and causes us stress because our brains are designed to tell the truth.

No matter how dedicated you are, keeping someone else's secrets is a cognitive challenge. According to psychologist Art Markman, "Our brains have a limited ability to process information."

 Secrets affect the health of our minds. 

You've heard the old saying, "Secrets aren't fun unless you share them with everyone." 
Although not everyone enjoys keeping secrets, many people believe that keeping secrets is essential, whether they are hiding something from a romantic partner, their family, or their friends.

There are many reasons why people keep secrets. They may feel ashamed or embarrassed about something, fear getting into trouble (with the law or with someone), or worry that if the big secret is revealed, their relationship with someone will be ruined. 

Maybe you have some of your own secrets. According to a Columbia University study, the average person holds 13 secrets at once, five of which they never disclose.

These secrets fall into a variety of categories, including (but not limited to): infidelity, drug use, illegal activity, sexual orientation, and family life. It makes you wonder what secrets people are hiding from you. 

 Consider a time when you kept an important secret about someone. How did holding it make you feel? sinner? Overburdened? Embarrassed? You're paranoid. You probably feel that way now because you're keeping something so special.

Regardless of the situation, keeping a secret is not fun at all. 

The effect of secrets on health. 

Studies have supported the effect of keeping secrets. According to the Columbia University study mentioned earlier, secrecy is associated with lower overall well-being.

One is more likely to report suffering from a lower level of well-being in general if one thinks about secrets frequently. 

This is related to the fact that keeping a secret not only makes the person who suffers from it anxious but also serves as a reminder that he is not completely honest or that he himself is authentic and real. 

According to therapist Rachel O'Neill, Ph.D., "Anything a person feels guilty, ashamed, or uncomfortable with will definitely affect their mental health." Individuals may find themselves working too hard to hide the secret, which may interfere with their ability to enjoy life.

The person may feel anxious or afraid that the secret might be leaking in a way that they are not prepared for, the person may feel anxious or afraid.

A different study from Columbia University showed that the effort required to keep a secret can be emotionally draining and isolating from others. 

Keeping secrets is stressful even when you are not actively hiding them, such as when you lie or forget not to mention them in a conversation. Whether you realize it or not, keeping a secret is a full-time job. 

Books titled "Top Secret

1. Top Secret Sarina Bowen, Elle Kennedy

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2. Top Top Secret By Claire Freedman, Simon & Schuster 

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3. Top Secret: Clandestine Operation

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Top secret locations and places around the world.

Planet Earth is a wonderful place with amazing natural and man-made wonders that never cease to amaze. But there are also a lot of unsolved mysteries on our planet.