The pharaoh's curse is a curse that is known to affect anyone who disrupts ancient Egyptian mummies, especially the pharaoh's body. Disruptors are either thieves or archaeologists, believed to bring misfortune, illness, or death. Since the mid-20th century, Many writers and documentaries believe that curses have practical effects that can be scientifically explained, such as bacteria or radiation. Although the story of the curse of Egyptian mummies originated in modern development, mainly in European culture. The transition from magic to science includes changing the purpose of using curses, such as: From punishing disruptors to film entertainment, all of these indicate that cursing is a cultural phenomenon, rather than a direct scientific phenomenon.
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