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Education is something that you do when you are a teenager, you first go elementary school, middle school, high school, and college. This myth suggest that if you got a good grade(GPA) the more you will be attending better school and education. Also, human memory does not store a perfect thing of our experience of learning this suggest that education is not really a thing but only to get a job. Going to school is just that most of the people do and why do people think education is needed? What will happen if there was no education?

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There are numerous religions. Each different and unique; some have one god, and some have multiple. Each have their own holidays, traditions, and order. Why did people come to choose one religion or one at all? Why does religion control people's lives? Why is it that so many people depend on a "higher power"? If no person has ever experienced it, how can this be true?

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The concept of time is really just symbols. In the world today everyone lives their life by a circle with numbers and two arms. We have created a system that we measure where the sun is in our sky based on our location. The concept of time is not real because you can that touch time nor see it.

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Nations are just a concept because the land didn't belong to anyone in the first place. Modern day people have no original claim to land through their ancestors.

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The myth suggests that work is a vital aspect of human experience, impacting both personal and social well-being. It emphasizes the importance of finding a career that is fulfilling and meaningful, as well as working hard to become successful.

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Ownership is the concept of owning a house, land, or object. The concept of ownership is not real because it is not something that you can see or touch.

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The diversity of government according to different ideas can create national pride which could divide humans. However government can help us create laws and rules to keep everyone safe.

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Noah Yuval Harari claims in his Ted talk that money is perhaps the most successful myth in human history. Human societies have disagreed over religion, social structure, political organizations, moral codes, ect, but all human societies since the Neolithic Revolution have believed in the myth of money. Money is a "myth" because it is an intersubjective reality. It only exists in the human brain. For example, if you wanted to trade with a chimpanzee and you offered the chimp a five dollar bill or a fraction of a bitcoin in exchange for a banana, the chimp would never take the deal. If you offered an orange and a cola nut for the banana you might have better luck. The myth of money also transcends other intersubjective beliefs about which human beings disagree. For example, Osama bin Laden hated the United States of America (states being another important modern myth) but he had no problem with American dollars. In fact, as the son of a millionaire many times over, he was quite fond of them and used them to finance his attacks on the Western World.

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Human memory is limited. How did ancient civilizations extent memory beyond the brain? They invented writing as a means to keep records of their stories, write constitutions and codes.