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if you’re ever feeling lazy just remember that the ancient greeks believed their gods lived on top of a very climbable hill but no one even bothered to check

Did you really just call Mount Olympus a hill?

sorry. BIG hill

Actually, they believed that the clouds and mist around the summit of Mount Olympus hid the home of the Gods from view, which existed beyond the clouds within the Aether (Ether). Aether was the very low-density atmosphere which only immortals could breathe, which sat right above Aer (Air) which was the more dense atmosphere around the earth that mortals could breathe. Both Aether and Aer were children of Uranus. The Greeks personified the powers of nature to explain the workings of the world around them.