Introduction

The spark is the famous chapter with the two stone tablets that we'll get through eventually. It begins by talking about how ancient myths were largely anthropcentric. They were about us, and centred on human beings. This idea is called anthropocentrism. And as a result, enlightenment thinking was more anthropecentric than we can readily imagine nowadays. So here's the idea that the gocentric theory has put humans at the hub of existencethe physical centre of human existence.