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Stories are lies, just tales of people who never existed and the things that never happened to them.
Why should we read stories?
Why should we care?
Stories are lies, just tales of people who never existed and the things that never happened to them.
Why should we read stories?
Why should we care?
2 Answers
Stories are analogies of life. They help us understand the human condition and help us live our lives. They are important ways to communicate complex ideas.
Explanation:
Stories are as old as humans have been, as old as language.
Early humans might say: How do I communicate what I experienced in my day so my family knows the important things that have happened to me? How do I teach children about the outside world so they can be prepared for things that can happen?
Stories also pass the time when nothing can be done. It is dark and the meal is eaten but we are not ready to sleep yet. It is winter or bad weather outside. Stories alleviate fears and boredom.
Story songs can help with a work process by providing rhythms so that people a work together.
Stories are an art form so storytellers are look for cool ways to tell stories. The truth of them is not important as the coolness of how there are told or what they are about.
Folk tales are important cultural documents that give us insight it ways of life.
In the modern day movies are a multi-million dollar industry which life's blood is stories. The internet is full of blogs and fan fics. Human being are inseparable from stories.
We can't keep away from stories. We should care about them because people care and they can be a profession.
Not all stories are lies, it just depends on the type of story you are reading.
Explanation:
For example, fiction stories are made up while non-fiction stories are about real events. Whether it is real or not the message might teach you something new or help you from repeating mistakes others have in stories. Think of it as history, if we don't know history then we don't know what happened back then and how it would affect us today. We also learn it to avoid making repeated mistakes.
Hope this helped!
