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## [Challenge Companion] Fables and Legends
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* Author: u/alexanderwales *Time flies like an arrow**
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* URL: https://www.reddit.com/r/rational/comments/3pp8f2/challenge_companion_fables_and_legends/
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* Score: 12
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* Created: 2015-10-21T23:22:06
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### Post:
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[Here's the Library of Congress's list of Aesop's Fables](http://www.read.gov/aesop/001.html).
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I'm of the narrative-neurology school of thought; if there's something that stories are doing, it's because they're hooking into our brains, exploiting quirks of the human mind in ways that are intuitive and evolved instead of truly calculating.
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So that brings up the question of what, specifically, fables tend to be doing. Part of it is probably just people following the patterns of their ancestors, but I think there's likely something deeper underlying it, since it's a pattern that has survived for a such a long time.
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Anyway, this is the companion thread for the weekly challenge. Found a story that seems like it fits? Have some insight into the challenge topic? Post it here.
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### Comments:
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