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According to the myth, when Zeus created humans, they had four hands, four legs and two heads. Later and because of their noise, he decided to punish them. Thus, he split them by a thunder bolt and since then each has been looking for their other half.
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According to the myth, when Zeus created humans, they had four hands, four legs and two heads. Later and because of their noise, he decided to punish them. Thus, he split them by a thunder bolt and since then each has been looking for their other half.
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