People in the past should not be treated as wholly alien. Their opinions, accepted philosophies, and ideas about the value of human life could differ from those of the present, yet their basic experiences remained recognizably human. They saw and heard the world through the same human senses and had to balance work with family life. That continuity makes both the good and the bad in their experience useful to later generations.
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Recognizing shared human experience across time
People in earlier periods could hold different opinions, accept different philosophies, and value human life differently, yet faced familiar pressures in work and family life.