Dragons: Myth or forgotten history?
For centuries, stories of dragons have captured our imaginations. From ancient folklore to modern fantasy, these majestic creatures are everywhere. But if they're so prevalent in our tales, why do we never see them today?
The tales we are told
We are constantly bombarded with narratives of dragons, powerful beings that shape worlds and challenge heroes. These stories are deeply embedded in cultures across the globe, from the East to the West. They appear in art, literature, and oral traditions, making them seem undeniably real within our collective consciousness.
Where are they now?
Despite the rich tapestry of dragon lore, their physical absence in our modern world is a striking contrast. If these magnificent creatures once roamed the earth, what happened to them? Did they simply vanish, or were they ever truly here? Or were they just fantasy?
Did dragons truly exist?
This is the central question I invite everyone to ponder. While science often dismisses dragons as purely mythical, the sheer volume and consistency of their portrayal across diverse cultures does indeed spark curiosity. Could there be a forgotten history, a deliberately mis-structured history, or perhaps a completely different understanding of existence, that may explain these enduring legends?