Myth of Powerlessness

Linda McQuaig's book, "incompetent worship: the myth of selling helplessness in the world economy" is a refreshing new way to see the current state of the world economy and Canada's position. In recent years, mysterious words such as budget deficit, natural unemployment, stock market volatility, interest rate reduction, zero inflation etc. are attracting public attention. Nonetheless, although these terms are now generally accepted, their meaning and the impact of domestic economic policies are reflected in the list of "specialist" economists and domestic governance institutions to analyze and present the public It is up to you.

Each myth is given a timestamp of a certain historical period and is created to weaken impotence, loss, and disillusion when the old myth becomes helpless. That is why Bitcoin, technology and mythology stand out from the ash of the global financial crisis of 2008. As explained in this article, its potentiality is realistic and imaginary, its psychological appeal in the thousands of years generation is clear. Because of these factors, Bitcoin has become the leading god of new myths of block chain technology. As Hindu's 330 million gods are understood as the same ultimate reality (called Brahman), all current alto coins (1384 plus or minus) and the future are universal in block chain technology And can be regarded as an indication of infinite possibilities. These believers line up in encryption currency exchanges all over the world to serve their favorite gods.

The myth of floods and floods is usually the story that the floods sent by gods and gods destroy civilization and are often sacred retribution. Because floods are explained as a means to purify humans and prepare for regeneration, it is usually a parallel line between these mythical floods and primitive water found in some creative myths I will be drawn. Most flood myths include cultural heroes that "represent human desires for life". Many cultures can be seen in the story of Greek myths Mesopotamia, Deucalion, Pyrrha, Hindu Pralaya, Chinese mythology Gun-Yu, and Nordic myth Bergelmir floods. Mythological theme of the flood. K'iche 'and Maya in Central America, Lac Courte Oreilles Ojibwa tribe in South America, Muisca and Cañari tribe in South America, Indigenous Tribe in South Australia