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Echt of nep? Raad eens of we een grapje maken, of dat we de waarheid vertellen over iets ongelooflijks. Studies zeggen dat Genghis Khan dyslexie had      Onderzoekers uit Spanje, Italië, Marokko, Turkije en Israël waren in de buurt van Ulan Bator en onderzochten hoe de Mongolen een enorm rijk vormden, toen ze bewijs ontdekten van oude scripts op rotsen. Ze vonden uiteindelijk bewijs van zijn schrijven op stenen. De tekst was in geen enkele bekende taal. Het nieuws verspreidde zich uiteindelijk snel in Ulaanbaatar en al snel over de hele wereld. De stenen werden teruggebracht naar drie laboratoria, één in Madrid, één in Rome en één in Casablanca. Onderzoekers in Madrid ontdekten eindelijk het grote nieuws - de woorden waren in slordig Mongools handschrift - en alles kwam door elkaar. Het laboratorium in Rome ontdekte - na vele studies en maanden van onderzoek - dat de woorden in het slordige handschrift van Genghis stonden toen hij jong was, en zijn dyslexie was erger. Nieuws verspreidd

Real or fake? Guess if we’re just kidding, or if we are telling the truth about something unbelievable. Studies Say Genghis Khan Had Dyslexia      Researchers from Spain, Italy, Morocco, Turkey, and Israel were near Ulan Bator, researching on how the Mongols formed a huge empire, when they discovered evidence of ancient scripts on rocks. They eventually found evidence of his writing on stones. The text was not in any language known of. The news eventually spread rapidly around Ulan Bator and soon all over the world. The stones were brought back to three labs, one in Madrid, one in Rome, and one in Casablanca. Researchers in Madrid finally uncovered the big news- The words were in sloppy Mongolian handwriting- and all scrambled up. The lab in Rome uncovered- after many studies and months of researching -that the words were in Genghis's sloppy handwriting when he was young, and his dyslexia was worse. News spread from Spain, Italy, and Morocco- on, and on, and on. The stones are in t