Myths, Countermyths, and Truths about Intelligence

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Marisa Braylan, CES director of the Jewish Political Umbrella Research Institute in Argentina, commented, "The survey takes several myths about Nazis in Argentina and replaces them with the facts and the truth. We will provide you with a report on the main results of. "

The myth reveals the truth of existence. The truth that myths reveal to us exists before humanity's birth and they will continue to exist even after all of us disappear. In other words, mythological art is not just an image of the artist's imagination. True mythology reveals the purpose and reality of the universe. As Campbell said, people are not convinced about these truths: Germans have an ancient romantic idea, Volcardicke, that traditional cultural thought and poetry comes from people. It's not. They come from elite experience, people's experience is particularly talented, and their ears are open to the songs of the universe. These people talk to people, have forks answers, then receive them as interactions. But the first urge to form folk tradition comes from above instead of from below

Ancient myths about clever animals may be closer to truth than science in much of their history. Until recently animals were thought to be unthinkable machines, and humans were the only truly intelligent species. However, through new tests to help animals show their wisdom without being affected by human prejudice, scientists may have more similarity between humans and animals' intelligence than differences It was discovered. Explain in ancient hymns: All creatures are big, even small, and we seem to have cognitive relationship with them.