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I have seen parts of it. I have not watched the whole thing. I've read this book probably 10 times, but I have to go back and do it because to me, looking at what he, this interview took place in the 80s, and it's so interesting to me how you see these common myths play out It's a different story, but basically the same story across so many different religions.

I have seen parts of it. I have not watched the whole thing. I've read this book probably 10 times, but I have to go back and do it because to me, looking at what he, this interview took place in the 80s, and it's so interesting to me how you see these common myths play out It's a different story, but basically the same story across so many different religions.

I have seen parts of it. I have not watched the whole thing. I've read this book probably 10 times, but I have to go back and do it because to me, looking at what he, this interview took place in the 80s, and it's so interesting to me how you see these common myths play out It's a different story, but basically the same story across so many different religions.

I'm listening to Yuval's new book, and he's talking about information and how information has evolved over centuries. And he goes into Joseph Campbell as well and the power of myths and how myths have been a cornerstone of storytelling and getting information disseminated for millennia. So there really is something to this.

I'm listening to Yuval's new book, and he's talking about information and how information has evolved over centuries. And he goes into Joseph Campbell as well and the power of myths and how myths have been a cornerstone of storytelling and getting information disseminated for millennia. So there really is something to this.

I'm listening to Yuval's new book, and he's talking about information and how information has evolved over centuries. And he goes into Joseph Campbell as well and the power of myths and how myths have been a cornerstone of storytelling and getting information disseminated for millennia. So there really is something to this.

He did.

He did.

He did.

There's a lot of commonality. And something that I took from Joseph Campbell's words was, to me, I came across that throughout history, there have been recurring patterns where people

There's a lot of commonality. And something that I took from Joseph Campbell's words was, to me, I came across that throughout history, there have been recurring patterns where people

There's a lot of commonality. And something that I took from Joseph Campbell's words was, to me, I came across that throughout history, there have been recurring patterns where people

stop going to church as much let's just say it in that common way and the way he was representing it was that the myths get old and they need refreshing and so new religions come about and they take hold because they spin the same stories in a way that relates to where people are in the modern lives that they live and so that's what happened from judaism to christianity etc.

stop going to church as much let's just say it in that common way and the way he was representing it was that the myths get old and they need refreshing and so new religions come about and they take hold because they spin the same stories in a way that relates to where people are in the modern lives that they live and so that's what happened from judaism to christianity etc.

stop going to church as much let's just say it in that common way and the way he was representing it was that the myths get old and they need refreshing and so new religions come about and they take hold because they spin the same stories in a way that relates to where people are in the modern lives that they live and so that's what happened from judaism to christianity etc.

And I'm not sure if it's true or not, but there sure seems to be some relevance to what he said. And I remember I had a really great teacher when I was studying the Bible, and he was a theologian, but he also had a PhD in history. To me, a lot of the things that are said, especially in the Old Testament, are so hard to understand.

And I'm not sure if it's true or not, but there sure seems to be some relevance to what he said. And I remember I had a really great teacher when I was studying the Bible, and he was a theologian, but he also had a PhD in history. To me, a lot of the things that are said, especially in the Old Testament, are so hard to understand.

And I'm not sure if it's true or not, but there sure seems to be some relevance to what he said. And I remember I had a really great teacher when I was studying the Bible, and he was a theologian, but he also had a PhD in history. To me, a lot of the things that are said, especially in the Old Testament, are so hard to understand.

And he was able to really take those ancient words and he would represent them to, this is what it means in the 21st century. And that translation, I think, is missing for a lot of people.

And he was able to really take those ancient words and he would represent them to, this is what it means in the 21st century. And that translation, I think, is missing for a lot of people.