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Psyche explores a ancient story about a pilgrim's death, arguing that its radical answer—no one is guilty—teaches a profound lesson about humanity's destructive need to assign blame and the moral wisdom required to accept that some tragedies are simply random.
The answer the story gives is radical.
No one. The guilt of killing the pilgrim
attaches to none of them. The real
takeaway from the story isn't about
solving a murder mystery. It's a
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