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PLEASE ANSWER ILL GIVE YOU MOST BRAINLY ANSWER! what does the author mean by this? explain this claim.


Basically, while people began to embrace rational concepts throughout Europe, they still remained a superstitious lot.
Ideas considered inexplicable and weird didn't die – they just went underground, and
into our unconscious.

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Answer: What the author is trying to say in this passage is that the narrator’s early ideas about becoming a famous prodigy were unlikely to occur.  

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