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That something is widely popular for millenia does not prove its truthfulness. Mythology and legends are still fiction. > You might as well say "everything is
by blueflow 3y ago
That something is widely popular for millenia does not prove its truthfulness. Mythology and legends are still fiction.
> You might as well say "everything is subjective, there is no truth".
Strawman. I'm criticising this specific kind of thing as fiction, not everything in general.
- DarkNova6 3y agoFictional on a surface level. A depiction of fundamental human archetypes if you see beyond it. And it can't be a strawman as I misrepresented nobody.
- blueflow 3y agoIf you want to find out what the human archetypes are, you have to measure real people for specific properties and look if there are patterns. Myers & Briggs did that in 1944, their ideas got popular but are not uncontroversial. "Seeing behind fiction" is a bad excuse, the only thing you will get is your own imagination.