Romans considered sneezing a highly significant omen
In ancient Rome, an allergy season could dictate the fate of the empire. Sneezing to the right was considered good luck, while sneezing to the left could literally halt a business transaction. It was less about nasal irritation and more about receiving a direct text message from Jupiter.

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