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I was adopted over 60 years ago as a 1 month old infant. A few years ago Illinois changed it’s records laws and I was able to get my birth father’s first name and my birth mother’s last name. Not enough to close the circle. Then my birth father and I independently took AncestryDNA tests. That gave me his last name. He was prominent in the community and his home phone was listed.I called the number, said I was Dave Ptasnik from Seattle, that I was doing genealogical research, and thought it was possible we were related. He invited me to go on, so I asked him about some things I had researched about his past. There is hiding from the internet. Including if his name was Earl Bryant Anderson and if he dated a woman named Doore at so and so high school in the summer of 1956. “Oh, you mean Judy” (HA! Gotcha mom.) I said that she was indeed the one I meant, and that I was probably his and Judy’s son. His first reaction was that Judy had dated a lot of other guys (nice, dad. Throw mom under the bus and go into denial mode) Then I explained that he was a 100% match from a DNA test. That it was just like they do on Maury Povich or Jerry Springer.I said that I was open to more contact, but would really appreciate family health information so I could give my doctors some relevant information. The call ended cordially. I sent off the family health history form to him and his two surviving children. One child had died in a traffic accident years ago. Seems I still have a half brother and half sister on his side. I did not receive any of the forms back. I did, however receive a threatening letter from his lawyer ordering me to never contact him, any of his family, or pretty much anyone else in the lower 48 states again. So that’s how my birth dad reacted.On to my birth mother, Judith Anne Doore. Same drill with the phone call. When I said I believed I was her son by Earl she quietly said “I don’t want to have this conversation.” and hung up. I have one half brother and two half sisters on Judy’s side. I sent Judy and all my half siblings an explanation letter and medical history forms. No forms returned. Thanks mom. That is her reaction.My reaction? Feeling particularly fortunate to have been adopted by my awesome parents Tom and Betty Ptasnik.The story may not be complete. This past year I have had a meningioma brain tumor removed, as well as pre-cancerous intestinal polyps. All of that can run in families. I am going to send all of them a warning that they should get checked out if they are having any neurological symptoms (I was warned by losing my sense of smell), or haven’t had routine colon screening. I will also send them family health forms again to try to find out what other little surprises may be waiting for me.Cheers

Human face perception is incredibly subtle and complex. A husband and wife (depending on the culture, as pre-marital sex is far more prevalent now than ever before in history) form an intense, intimate bond and facial recognition is tied to that emotional bond that is built over years. It is instantaneous, automatic, and trivial for a man to pick out his wife’s face from a lineup of nearly identical women. The reverse is also true.Face perception - WikipediaWhen the child is born, those subtle differences passed down through the genes can indeed be detected by the parents upon birth (assuming they aren’t drugged at the time). Medication can affect immediate and long term facial recognition and bonding. But it would make sense for a a stranger to have no ability to detect the features that are obvious to the parents.

I studied sciences in 11th and 12th CBSE.I personally believe, that an average humanities student is learning ‘better' than an average Science student.Humanities, is a very abstract branch of study, and thus the students are exposed to a wide variety of different concepts, these concepts are very much valid in today's world cenerio.On the other hand, Science students are taught subjects that thrive on practicality, all very factual, very proper and everything has an answer.History forms and important component of humanities, and is a very useful tool for enhancing emotional intelligence. For instance, the great indian epics the Mahabharata and Ramayana being a vital component of historic study, hold an eminence role in maturing our thinking, it exposes us to the indian culture, the concept of brotherhood, the importance and significance of a strong institution of a family.When we read about Karna's selfless deeds in Mahabharata we learn the lesson of kindness, when we read about Rama's love for his wife, Sita and brother, Lakshman, in the Ramayana , we learn the lesson of love and devotion towards fellow beings.History, has always fascinated people and will continue to do so, when a child reads about the Revolt of 1857, a deep sense of patriotism takes birth within, when we read about the industrialisation at Manchester and Leeds during the colonial time, we understand the origins of today's fast moving world, when we read about the commoners taking down the Elite French groups , while studying about the French Revolution, we learn a lesson or two about the importance of justice and Democracy.Political science, on the same side, just a different segment, has high significance in a country like India, which has a multi party system with governments that are constantly changing forms.The adminstration of the second most populated economy, a heterogenous population has to be complex and thereby arises the importance of Political Science.Geography, is subject that has its practically taken from science and content from our environment, the importance of navigation, mapping and understanding the flow of winds, water has it own significance.Science is very Important in this age of technology and innovation, and has its own beauty but The flare of a ‘Humanities’ student, as many call it, is absent in a 'Average' science student.