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Since myth can go wrong (as Aristotle says, imagination "may be false"), what then is the value of myth?
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Since myth can go wrong (as Aristotle says, imagination "may be false"), what then is the value of myth?

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This common opinion may be false, according to Plato, but it certainly ought to be taken into account and dealt with.

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