Pythagorean Theorem

Pythagoras is a very interesting person because he seems to be, he he belongs to cornfield. Cornford makes this argument very well. He belongs to a group, a group of individuals that are around, you know, sort of just coming out of that dark age around 600 b c. These individuals were called the divine men. It's pretty clear that these men seem to represent a rediscovery of shamonic psychotechnologies. They seem to have a lot of associations with sort of capacities for healing, for flying through the air. And so a lot of this is legendary, right? It's mythological. But pythagora is a real person.