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The old cartographers used to write "Here be Dragons" at the edge of the map that the know. Metaphorically, we still do the same. We assign fear and uncertainty to what lies beyond what we are familiar with. Just like the case of Schrödinger’s cat that might be dead or alive, depending on the observer, that dragon we fear may not be there.
By Mushtak Al-AtabiThe old cartographers used to write "Here be Dragons" at the edge of the map that the know. Metaphorically, we still do the same. We assign fear and uncertainty to what lies beyond what we are familiar with. Just like the case of Schrödinger’s cat that might be dead or alive, depending on the observer, that dragon we fear may not be there.