i’m tired rn but can we kinda say the greek view on hubris and the norse fatalistic drive of wyrd both kinda teach us to think about choices different
norse wyrd vs greek fate... similar or inverse? 😬
so i read a wiki about wyrd and it’s kinda like norse fate right... but greek hubris is about overreach causing doom? is there a theme here im missing where the norse thing feels... colder or inescapable than the greek kind of poetic justice? what’s a common example for each that hits hardest??? 🔍
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