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[ link to www.sciencemag.org (secure)] In some cases, “disease” may not be the best descriptor, because past cultures may have honored people with conditions considered disabilities today. In ancient Egypt, for example, textual evidence and iconography suggest dwarfism was considered a link to the divine, and rulers sought out people with dwarfism as companions and courtiers. “They are not considered people with disabilities—they were special,” says bioarchaeologist Anna Pieri, an independent researcher in Livorno, Italy.Origins of disease topic facet Perceptions reign Like that saying when you know better you do better. Star bellies no star bellies it’s all still sneetches lol Not many know that secret There’s a difference between a bent mind and a prejudice mind and the compass points the way. A bent mind can see a bit around the corner.. A prejudice mind is usually blind and deaf
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