In some parts of the world people try to find out one's own family history. Why do people do this? Do you think it is a positive or negative?

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interest could be beneficial,as

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Ukrainian writer said : "

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who does not know his history , does not have a future". There could be different causes of curiosity, that prompt people to investigate their family tree.

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of all, it is a threat to be exposed to genetically predisposed diseases,

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, haemophilia, which was passed down from generation to generation amongst royal dynasties in Europe for several centuries.

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, in some ,cultures it is considered to be disrespectful to family not to know

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's own genealogy, which is well described in the book of Ezra, where it was necessary for Israelis to restore the pedigree by returning from captivity. All above mentioned reasons illustrate how crucial it is to know the family origin and diseases lineage is exposed to

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so that they could be diagnosed earlier and treated.

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, it might be necessary for orphans to find connections with extended family and build relationships with them or, sometimes, it is just interesting to know

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’s own ancestry. All things considered, there are medical and cultural reasons, which encourage people to study their family tree and,from my point of view,

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knowledge has a number of benefits,

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, an ability to diagnose and treat genetic diseases effectively, and an opportunity to connect with extended family and for those, interested in history, simply to satisfy their curiosity.