>We randomly decide that this amalgation of stars that could be anything is a bear or some shitAstrology is fucking retarded and I'm tired of pretending it isn't. It also doesn't make any sense.
>>532321753looks more like a fox when hunting for field voles
>>532321753Astronomy and astrology are not the same thing, and these star clusters were just given names because it's fun and much easier to reference.
>zoomers never tripped at the planetarium
>>532321753Symbolism is emergent and if you can't participate in it you aren't meaningfully alive.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PVbKy2Z-NLo&t=2s&pp=ygUXaW50ZXJmYWNlIGZpbmFsIGVwaXNvZGU%3D
Here's a fun star cluster fact: several civilizations have mythoi detailing the disappearance of Pleiades' seventh star, such as the Hellenic myth of the seventh sister turning away. The last time this star was visible to the naked eye was roughly 100,000 years ago, which demonstrates just how old our oral tradition really is. Abbos have geologically confirmed oral tradition dating to 27,000+ years ago, and one myth in particular, while not confirmed but is very heavily assumed to be correct, necessarily dates to nearly 40,000 years ago. It makes one wonder just how ancient our "mythology" really is, to know now that parts of it are over 100,000 years old, and just what our ancient fathers witnessed over such a vast expanse of time.
>>532321753>It also doesn't make any sense.from German to Goyman kek