Jeremy Beus
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That's what they say, but I don't think there are apples back then.
And pomegranates apparently have aphrodisiac properties.
They do, yes.
We could talk about that too.
Anyways.
So snakes culturally have a very negative sort of connotation and people are almost born with it.
And there may be a fact that, hey, if you're afraid of snakes and you're living in the jungle and there's poisonous snakes, you're less likely to get bitten by a snake.
So you're more likely to pass on the genetics of being afraid of snakes.
So there is a genetic component to it.
But basically, kids are malleable.
We can warp them into proper or negative sensibilities.
So start using positive speak with your children when it comes to snakes or any other creatures.
Just be kind to animals.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, unless they're true, like radio podcast hosts, they're just a pain in the rear.
That's me.
Yeah, yeah.
That's right.
It's not just a fact.
It's not really a stereotype.