his chapter talks about how there are many things to this day that we don’t really understand where their roots come from. Things aren’t always what they seem once you know the background story. For example, the story that was told about discovery of the real cause of ulcers. Once the truth was out people didn’t accept it for the longest time. The doctor who conducted the experiment on himself was made fun of and ignored for his discovery. Turns out that one tiny bacteria has opened the door of discovery for thousands more.
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The author talks about how Protestants have a better standard of living than Catholics in Germany. Their higher standard of living doesn’t come from their religion but it come from their work ethic. The data
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The author talks about how Protestants have a better standard of living than Catholics in Germany. Their higher standard of living doesn’t come from their religion but it come from their work ethic. The data