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We create myths revolving around mysteries as a means of explaining that which we cannot find an empirical answer. We often divide these myths into ideals between what is deemed ‘good’ and what is ‘bad’ - but what becomes immediately apparent is what falls into the good and what in the bad. After this categorization occurs one notices, with interest, that those who embody mystery and ‘power’, those who do not fall into accepted standards are deemed bad. The dividing of good and bad is not a new social phenomenon but one that has brought us comfort, in the Western World, since our inception. …