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Indo-European creation myth as Jiang presents it: Man sacrifices his brother Twin to create the inhabited world.
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Man and Twin
A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the world and they're accompanied by a great cow. Eventually, Man and Twin decide to create the world we now inhabit. To do this,..."
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A transcript-matched topic anchored by excerpts such as "...the world and they're accompanied by a great cow. Eventually, Man and Twin decide to create the world we now inhabit. To do this,..."
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"...the world and they're accompanied by a great cow. Eventually, Man and Twin decide to create the world we now inhabit. To do this,..."
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"Okay? He had to kill his own brother, the person he loved, in order to create the world. And the gods thanked him for..."
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