dmitridbFri, Jan 18, 2008 This is important. Thanks for pointing it all out.
What I think it is, is that there's a problem of people misappropriating mythos and stating that they happen to show the reasons behind everything through whatever logos/mythos, or that these reasons are within arm's reach. I think that was pointed out by you though.
How can we reclaim them, then? Well, that's a pretty hard question to answer. I think the answer might have something to do with showing people the importance that nothing they know can be truly real, to take nothing at face value, and to only believe in themselves. More and more people are realizing this by the day, so as long as the rate of this mass epiphany does speed up and does not slow down to a stop, I think things are going to be just all right.
This is important. Thanks for pointing it all out.
What I think it is, is that there's a problem of people misappropriating mythos and stating that they happen to show the reasons behind everything through whatever logos/mythos, or that these reasons are within arm's reach. I think that was pointed out by you though.
How can we reclaim them, then? Well, that's a pretty hard question to answer. I think the answer might have something to do with showing people the importance that nothing they know can be truly real, to take nothing at face value, and to only believe in themselves. More and more people are realizing this by the day, so as long as the rate of this mass epiphany does speed up and does not slow down to a stop, I think things are going to be just all right.