Achieving Immortality through the Telling of Myths

Everyone must sit and throw a long exaggerated "fishing tale". These stories, told by families and friends, are spectacular discoveries that fascinate and inevitably capture the biggest fish that can be imagined. For most people, these stories are a short moment when their feats are introduced into the spotlight. For Edward Blood, a leading protagonist of Tim Burton's Big Fish movie, these fancy stories have become his life. Regarding Edward's son, William, it is difficult to distinguish between his father's facts and fiction.

Euhemerism is a streamlined interpretation method named after the Greek mythological legend (myth compiler) Euhemerus. Euhemerism is an idea that a real person can always become a god or a supernatural immortal by telling or rephrasing his story at all times, thereby distorting the real story. For example, many people think that Heracles is the real person, but after a while through the story of his life the story of decoration becomes an admired story. Therefore, Hercules was remembered as a god. Euhemerism is a cult and a belief for the existence of ancestors and history that are thought to possess supernatural power. Euhemerus believes that all Greek gods lived long ago and live in myths through life's actions.

For a long time, people have always brought myths about the sacred ability of immortality, eternal life. Okay, sometimes myths can have the truth. Indeed, it is our scientist, more specifically marine biologist, who discovered the closest organism to immortality, a small transparent jellyfish. Next, when the umbrella bell contracts, two vortex rings or a rotating water ring is created. The first whirlpool was pushed out of jellyfish. The second vortex begins to rotate, sucks in without water, and gives a boost to jellyfish. Therefore jellyfish can travel an additional 30% distance without additional energy.