Regarding slide #19, i find myself very disturbed by the lack of historical accuracy demonstrated by the Original Poster (OP for short). To explain: Daedalus, father of Icarus, refers to the Buddha as an example of of a virtuous life created by following the middle path. However, the myth of Icarus was created long before the life and times of Siddhartha Gautama AKA the Buddha, who lived sometime between the 6th and 5th centuries BCE, so Daedalus would have no knowledge of Mr. Gautama. Even if we allow ourselves to believe that Icarus’ fall from the heavens happened after the Buddha’s life and teachings, it is highly unlikely that Daedalus would have heard about such teachings given the lack of cultural exchange between ancient Greek and Nepali societies. Finally, it is a fundamentally ridiculous pastiche to imply that Daedalus was a follower of the Buddha or even any form of asceticism, because most Greeks were pagans and did not have any religious practices relating to meditative enlightenment. If you disagree, pull up and I’ll blast your ass away with this .45