• dwindling7373
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    19 hours ago

    That is correct in the Disney framework. Incidentally the ancient framework is not necessarily more correct because there’s no real Zeus.

    • festnt@sh.itjust.works
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      55 minutes ago

      yeah but that’s like going up to someone and making fun of them for being bad at geography for thinking the continents split millions of years ago, because you watched ice age and believe that’s when the continents split because that’s what appears in the movie

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      19 hours ago

      This specifically referred to classical studies. Disney’s take is not a part of that.

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      Mostly agreed. Even back in OG Greece days there probably was disagreement on the specifics of the Hercules mythology, because it’s literally a made up myth. It’s the same as how there are a zillion different sects of christianity who all believe different things about Christ