The Greek word idiōtēs meaning one who lacks professional skill is the origin of our English word; idiot. The term idiot in Ancient Athenian democracy meant someone who was self-centered and got involved with private affairs solely.

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The Greek word idiōtēs meaning one who lacks professional skill is the origin of our English word; idiot. The term idiot in Ancient Athenian democracy meant someone who was self-centered and got involved with private affairs solely. - Did You Know?

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The Greek word idiōtēs meaning one who lacks professional skill is the origin of our English word; idiot. The term idiot in Ancient Athenian democracy meant someone who was self-centered and got involved with private affairs solely.