Rationalism is a belief system that relies on reason and logic to understand the world and make sense of reality, while myths are traditional stories or accounts that may have some basis in history but are often used to explain natural phenomena, cultural beliefs, or moral lessons. Rationalism prioritizes evidence, critical thinking, and skepticism, while myths are often passed down through oral tradition and may be based on superstition, folklore, or religious beliefs. Rationalism seeks to understand and explain the world through empirical evidence and logical reasoning, whereas myths can be used to provide a narrative explanation that may not have a basis in reality or scientific understanding.
