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Mythology

The stories a culture tells to explain itself to itself.

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Fairy ring

A fairy ring is fungal geometry—not magic, but enzyme-driven hunger made visible.
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Lingzhi (mushroom)

A bracket fungus that looks like lacquered leather—and tells you nothing about forests unless you already know where to look.

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Metamorphosis

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