Alan Joshua Quotes
Myths Grew From The Ancient Tradition Of Passing On Knowledge Orally, The Only Means Of Doing So Before Writing.
They're Narratives Of Human Existence. They Helped Our Ancestors Interpret Reality, Solve Problems, And Guided Social Behavior. They Structured Natural And Social Information Into Patterns Using Symbols, And Embedded Fact Into Story Form. This Increased Their Impact, Making Information Meaningful And Personally Involving - Not Just Cold, Detached Facts.
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