Almost all cultures seem to independently develop a form of mythology (religion)
Why is it so? Is it because humans are aware of death and so to cope we make afterlife myths?
Is it because we sense a greater power and all attempt to articulate it in some way?
Or we find patterns, attribute to God, then get fooled by randomness?
Why is the belief so powerful it leads people to both the most beautiful and despicable acts?
Gm btw
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