Myths and tales in men's history

Since the first day of human history, we had this endless will to tell stories. From the paintings on the carve to the Shekspeir and Kafka, we developed our story tellings skills, to communicate, to learn and teach others what we have learnet in our life, to share our exprincesses and grow. So, that's why the myths and tales are exits and are so important to us, human beings. We keep telling them to the next generations, to keep those tales alive. It's a legacy of our ancestors to guide us in this world. Though some of them might be useless over the centuries, but some of them are immortal. Even the ones that are not useful for our daily lives anymore, can help us to understand how the human culture changes through time. There are lots of different tales. We can divide them into various groups base on lots of criterions but there are similarities between them that can give us a vision of the global beliefs, something that we can call men's understanding of the world despite religions or geometry. For example, in many famous tales, there is always a creature that's smarter than us and if we can convince it to help us, it can solve everything and change our lives for real. We can't understand how can it do it, but we don't need to. We are not responsible for changing our world. All we can do is trying to find that creature and ask it to end our misery. As long as that creature meets our needs, we don't need to know how things are changing in our lives. We just have to appreciate and be thankful for its favour. I think it comes from how governments taught ordinary people to just accept their lord's orders because they're better than ordinary people, They can change people's lives for real, but only if they submitted and appreciate them. People actually accept that by heart, that's why we made lot's of the tales based on this. So we can teach their kids the way to survive in this world. It was the only way they had the chance to know. They could not ever think of being that smarter, better, and stronger creatures. It's not because they couldn't be, they just taught to think they can't.