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© Olivier Langrand

Published January 15, 2013 at 601 × 401 in Jared Diamond Explores What We Can Learn from Traditional Societies.
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Woman in Japan. In his book “The World Until Yesterday,” Dr. Jared Diamond explains that in many traditional societies, elders are esteemed for their extensive cultural and environmental knowledge.(© Olivier Langrand)

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