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The Epic of Gilgamesh: The Oldest Story Ever Written

Four thousand years ago, a king who had everything discovered the one thing he could not have. He could not live forever. Gilgamesh was the strongest man alive. He killed monsters. He rejected gods. He crossed the Waters of Death itself searching for immortality. And a snake took everything while he slept. He came home empty handed. And standing before the walls of his own city, he finally understood something. You cannot live forever. But you can build something that outlasts you. This is the Epic of Gilgamesh. The oldest story ever written. Pressed into clay tablets four thousand years ago. Buried under empires. Dug up by scholars who spent their lives learning a dead language just to hear what it said. And it is still true today. 🎧 Listen as a podcast on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/episode/3frb... ───────────────────────────── CHAPTERS 0:00:00 - The Oldest Story Ever Written 0:00:38 - Gilgamesh the Tyrant 0:00:59 - The Gods Create Enkidu 0:01:44 - He Sent a Woman 0:02:19 - Enkidu Hears About the King 0:02:35 - The Fight 0:03:04 - They Became Brothers 0:03:45 - The Quest for Glory 0:04:08 - The Cedar Forest 0:04:48 - He Was Going to Die Someday 0:05:10 - Gilgamesh and Enkidu Kill Humbaba 0:05:20 - Ishtar and the Bull of Heaven 0:06:30 - He Was Untouchable 0:06:41 - Enkidu Gets Sick 0:07:44 - He Died 0:08:00 - And Then a Worm 0:08:18 - The Fear Arrives 0:08:51 - He Left Uruk 0:09:12 - The Search for Utnapishtim 0:09:43 - The Scorpion-Men 0:10:06 - Twelve Leagues of Darkness 0:10:42 - The Waters of Death 0:10:50 - Utnapishtim 0:11:04 - The Flood Story 0:12:20 - The Answer Was No 0:12:52 - The Plant of Youth 0:13:38 - A Serpent Came Out of the Water 0:14:17 - Empty Hands 0:14:34 - He Walked Home 0:14:49 - The Walls of Uruk 0:15:26 - The Oldest Story Ends 0:15:55 - And What It Said Was This 0:16:35 - Still True Today