I had an okay thanksgiving break as I was able to catch up on lost sleep from school and binge Family Guy. It was nice since I had no work to do but overall boring.
A myth is a conventional narrative of supposedly historical events that serves to show a people's worldview or to explain a custom, idea, or natural occurrence. Myths describe the actions and behaviors performed by gods or other supernatural beings that are both outside of and essential to ordinary human life. These events usually take place in a period of time that is outside of time and history, frequently at the beginning of creation or in earlier ancient times. I have always been fascinated by Greek Mythology ever since I watched the Hercules Disney movie as a kid. It helped me introduce me to the world of Greek Mythology which to a little kid learning about these gods that had all these powers and contributed so much to the world was exciting. Through this, I was introduced to popular Greek Mythology figures including Greek Gods like Zeus, Poseidon & Apollo, Greek Goddesses like Aphrodite, Hera & Athena, and Titans like Atlas. This was a good thing as not only did it ...
Why are we really afraid of spiders. Research has found the predominant fear of spiders extends from our feelings of disgust. The disgust is brought upon from the long legs, enlarged abdomen, and the presence of body hair that is exhibited on the arachnid all over. This is just based on physical features. Many have found that the fear of spiders is brought upon by early experiences in childhood that later cause the fear. if such is the case then it is certainly crude to create a nursery rhyme for children that tells the story of a spider that despite the odds of rain it perseveres to climb up to the water spout. At that point, the logical assumption would be that the spider would then enter your home through the said spout and make a home in your home. Another reason that people fear the arachnid is because of what were to happen in their encounter with one. Now many are not inclined with the knowledge of what species a spider is when observed by the naked eye. All spiders may not...
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