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In Mesopotamian creation narratives (3000 BCE - 8th century BCE), Ninhursag is the goddess linking fate and civilization. The warp and weft of the fate loom correspond to divine will and life paths, and the rise and fall of cities on the fabric are the mythological interpretation of social fate by early civilizations. Broken threads turning into meteors embody the cultural cognition of "the impermanence of fate". This image is AI-generated.