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DISCLAIMER; This post has been written while
im high, so don’t rip me a new one for some spelling mistakes.
It's simple. It's because humans today know too much. Back in, for example, the medieval ages, you could go out to the field, lay down with your wife under the clear sky with no light pollution and say, “Hey darling, why do you think these stars are shining so bright?” And then you'd both make up your theories and nobody would know who's right. And then this made people more happier because their world now reflected their own personality, because they would attribute things to objects. The only time that we experience this is when we are extremely young children and know nothing about the world. This is how people used to feel all the time.
What do you think of this theory?
im high, so don’t rip me a new one for some spelling mistakes.
It's simple. It's because humans today know too much. Back in, for example, the medieval ages, you could go out to the field, lay down with your wife under the clear sky with no light pollution and say, “Hey darling, why do you think these stars are shining so bright?” And then you'd both make up your theories and nobody would know who's right. And then this made people more happier because their world now reflected their own personality, because they would attribute things to objects. The only time that we experience this is when we are extremely young children and know nothing about the world. This is how people used to feel all the time.
What do you think of this theory?
