Might be true

Also in this article is an excellent point:

    H.G. Wells believed that people have to think myth might be true for it to work properly. …This “it might really happen” effect is part of what allows myth to get through to people on the deepest level. A myth deprived of this power becomes a “fairy tale,” a fanciful story for children.

I want to save and use that later


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