Maybe the oldest, most pernicious type of human bias is that of males towards ladies. It usually began in the intervening time of delivery. In historic Athens, at a public ceremony known as the amphidromia, fathers would examine a new child and resolve whether or not it could be a part of the household, or be solid away. One usually socially acceptable reason for abandoning the infant: It was a lady.
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