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An anthropologist observes that two distinct, geographically isolated societies with no historical contact both feature a prominent 'Wise Elder' figure in their foundational myths. This figure consistently provides guidance to younger protagonists during times of crisis. From a perspective that emphasizes shared human experiences and cultural patterns as the source of such universal themes, what is the best explanation for this similarity?
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An anthropologist observes that two distinct, geographically isolated societies with no historical contact both feature a prominent 'Wise Elder' figure in their foundational myths. This figure consistently provides guidance to younger protagonists during times of crisis. From a perspective that emphasizes shared human experiences and cultural patterns as the source of such universal themes, what is the best explanation for this similarity?