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The 7 most famous mythical places

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By Mike Colagrossi
| Big Think Verified
Culture & Religion — From Atlantis to Thule, these mythical locales have captivated people's imaginations for centuries. Key Takeaways Although they don't exist in physical reality, some mythical places have become quite famous, occupying more real estate in the collective imagination than many real-world locations ever do. Mythical places often represent our desires, fears, and nostalgia.
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7 of the scariest monsters from Lovecraftian horror books

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By Mike Colagrossi
| Big Think Verified
High Culture — Who doesn't love a little existential fear every once in a while? Key Takeaways H.P. Lovecraft created some of the eeriest beings and monsters that we've ever seen in the literary canon. The author is responsible for creating an entire new genre called cosmic horror. Since Lovecraft's death, he has gained notoriety and prestige, and also opened up a stand-alone literary universe where his monsters and tales still grow from other writers' imaginations.
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Alan Watts' 7 best books on philosophy and life

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By Mike Colagrossi
| Big Think Verified
High Culture — The English writer left behind a mind-expanding collection of books. Key Takeaways The writer and philosopher Alan Watts wrote more than 25 books on the subjects of philosophy and religion. He was among the first to bring Zen Buddhist thought to the West. The subjects he covered ranged from dualism in philosophy to the troubles of modern man. Alan Watts was a gifted philosopher who tasked himself with the near impossible, putting that which transcended the knowable into words.
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