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| In 1896, Sigmund Freud published his first major work. | |
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| It claimed to find meaning in dreams that could unlock the secrets of the unconscious. | |
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| He always called that book his greatest achievement, though he is most well known for his other writings. | |
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| Such other writings included his idea of the "Freudian Slip," or loosely translated from the German as "Faulty Action." | |
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| He claimed that all slips in speech or forgotten words had a deep, Oh my God, I killed my wife with a stapler meaning. | |
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