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12 timestamped hits 1 source reading 2 extracted notes Aliases: childbirths

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Childbirth

Jiang models early religious thought as arising from experiences that overwhelm ordinary explanation: childbirth, stars, healing, nature, and death.

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Mystery makes things sacred and divine; childbirth becomes sacred because it was mysterious, and women become sacred because they give birth.

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Kill The Cult Of The Self

2025-06-04, day precision · Civilization #57: How Modernism Ruined Everything (Re-upload AUDIO FIXED -- Thanks to Gabriel Bessa)

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"...after people started to wash their hands, no one died in childbirth anymore. And Simmelweis, being a rigorous scientist, he collected all this data,..."

Kill The Cult Of The Self

2025-06-04, day precision · Civilization #57: How Modernism Ruined Everything (Re-upload AUDIO FIXED -- Thanks to Gabriel Bessa)

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"...world know about this, more women are going to die in childbirth. And they fought for a long time, years and years, and then..."

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