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Until recently left handedness was considered an ailment but now (at least in the west) it isn't. What forces caused it to be more accepted? Did the concept of left handedness being bad just fizzle out or was it an active de-stigmatization process by pediatricians and activists?
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Until recently left handedness was considered an ailment. What forces caused it to be more accepted? Did the concept of left handedness being bad just fizzle out or was it an active de-stigmatization process by doctors and activists?
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What about Middle Eastern culture gave it such an ability to create compelling religions? Was it just how the dice rolled?
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How did people before heliocentric theory explain why the southern parts of Africa have the seasons flipped?
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Usually when a country claims that 100% of a country voted a certain way, there's foul play involved. Was it a similar situation in the 1788 and 1792 U.S. elections?
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