John Fotheringham

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Myths aren’t about gods (real ones or imagined). They are about us. They are about humans acting human but doing it while wearing the cloaks of gods, of legendary figures. Myths highlight the very best of ourselves (and sometimes the worst). These stories don’t spread because a king or despot insists that we hear them and memorize them. No, we engage with and remember and resonate with myths because they’re about our favorite person, our best possible self. Myths aren’t myths at all. They are mirrors, paths to walk, and bars to be exceeded.
The Icarus Deception: How High Will You Fly?
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