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Dr Omer Kimhi, an associate professor at the University of Haifa, Faculty of Law, who has researched heightism, believes heightism has roots in evolutionary biases, due to the importance of height and strength in the animal kingdom. “If you’re bigger, you’re the head of the group. Some of that remains engrained… and we perceive height as connected to authority, strength and a higher position,” he says.

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