Some people appear to be more special than others, putting them in the 0.1% of the human population who have conditions like inverted internal organs or histamine intolerance.
But some appear to be more special than others, putting them in the 0.1% of the human population who have conditions like inverted internal organs or speaking backwards.
Out of their own curiosity, a person online started a discussion about this and encouraged more people to share their stories of the unique features they possess. Scroll below to marvel at the most unexpected ones, and who knows, maybe you’ll find out you also belong to the special 0.1%. While you're at it, make sure to check out a conversation with Jackaboya07, who took this topic to Reddit in the first place.
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