Have you ever heard the myth of Prometheus? He was a Titan, known for his wisdom and infinite knowledge, who created and aided humanity. Though respected, he defied the Olympian gods by taking fire from them to give to humanity, believing progress justified challenging divine order.
His punishment for committing such an act was brutal. Zeus condemned Prometheus to eternal torment. He was bound to a rock, and an eagle was sent to eat his liver. It would then grow overnight, only to be eaten again the next day, creating an endless cycle of torment. What is the purpose of telling this story, you might ask? Prometheus believed he acted justly, giving humanity the power of knowledge. Yet theft remains theft, even with noble intentions. The path to righteousness is often clouded, and sometimes, actions meant for good can cause more harm than intended.
