Satan myth

"I've been thinking about the figure of Satan, specifically the myth of the rebellion in heaven, as a collective memory archetype. What if Satan isn't really about 'evil', but represents that part of consciousness that rebels against the given order? The part that looks at the divine (or nature, or the cosmos) and says: 'Why is it this way? What if I question it?'

Once humanity understood nature and 'defeated the gods', we became addicted to going further. Curiosity became hubris. Not every human has it, but the ones who do are the ones we remember—for better or worse.

Is Satan, then, the archetype of the cosmic non-conformist? The one who would rather reign in the hell of questions than serve in the heaven of easy answers? Would love to hear your interpretations."