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[[File:Beliefs and knowledge and truths.png|right|thumbnail|400px|A Venn diagram picturing the traditional definition of [[knowledge]] as justified true [[belief]] (That is represented by the yellow circle). ]]
[[File:Beliefs and knowledge and truths.png|right|thumbnail|400px|A Venn diagram picturing the traditional definition of [[knowledge]] as justified true [[belief]] (That is represented by the yellow circle). ]]
A '''delusion''' is an irrational, often bizarre thought. One of the most common types is the [[Paranoia|paranoid delusion]], in which the sufferer believes that he or she is being persecuted, often by law enforcement or intelligence agencies. Delusions of reference, or the belief that one is receiving messages from public sources, are also common. For example, a person suffering from a delusion of reference may believe that a television newscaster's words contain a special message directed specifically at him. Delusions of grandeur include beliefs that one is very powerful or famous, as seen in [[A Beautiful Mind]]. Such delusions may include beliefs that one is furthering the goals of an extraterrestrial or occult power.
A '''delusion''' is an irrational, often bizarre thought. One of the most common types is the [[Paranoia|paranoid delusion]], in which the sufferer believes that he or she is being persecuted, often by law enforcement or intelligence agencies.<ref>https://www.thebulwark.com/p/donald-trump-delusional-fox-news-interview-lies-gaza-tariffs-canada-usaid</ref> Delusions of reference, or the belief that one is receiving messages from public sources, are also common. For example, a person suffering from a delusion of reference may believe that a television newscaster's words contain a special message directed specifically at him. Delusions of grandeur include beliefs that one is very powerful or famous, as seen in [[A Beautiful Mind]]. Such delusions may include beliefs that one is furthering the goals of an extraterrestrial or occult power.
An example of a non-psychological delusion is the delusion employed by the [[Lamestream Media]] when they refuse to consider facts (especially when inconvenient to them) and instead insert their own opinions as if they were "news", as well as inserting [[fake news]] to deceive the public.
An example of a non-psychological delusion is the delusion employed by the [[Lamestream Media]] when they refuse to consider facts (especially when inconvenient to them) and instead insert their own opinions as if they were "news", as well as inserting [[fake news]] to deceive the public.