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Zemāk ir redzama informācija par DURVJUPELE. pielabot profilu.
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| Lietotājs: | dormouse (1074) | |
| Vārds: | DURVJUPELE | |
| Atrodas: | Riga, Latvia | |
| Dzimšanas diena: | 06-22 | |
| E-pasts: | durvjupele@one.lv | |
| Bio: | One of the recurring philosophical questions is: "Does a falling tree in the forest make a sound when there is no one to hear?" Which says something about the nature of philosophers, because there is always someone in a forest. It may only be a badger, wondering what that cracking noise was, or a squirrel a bit puzzled by all the scenery going upwards, but someone. At the very least, if it was deep enough in the forest, millions of small gods would have heard it. Things just happen, one after another. They don't care who knows. But history . . . ah, history is different. History has to be observed. Otherwise it's not history. It's just . . . well, things happening one after another. And, of course, it has to be controlled. Otherwise it might turn into anything. Because history, contrary to popular theories, is kings and dates and battles. And these things have to happen at the right time. This is difficult. In a chaotic universe there are too many things to go wrong. It's too easy for a general's horse to lose a shoe at the wrong time, or for someone to mishear an order, or for the carrier of the vital message to be waylaid by some men with sticks and a cash flow problem. Then there are wild stories, parasitic growths on the tree of history, trying to bend it their way. So history has its caretakers. (Terry Pratchett, "Small Gods") | |
| Intereses: | 11: beer, books, cats, fantasy, forest, hibernation, linguistics, metaphysics, music, poetry, theology. [Pamainīt savējās] | |
| Draugi: | Nav neviena. | |
| Esmu draugs: | 2: atmosphere, navtaakaair | |
| Lietotāja tips: | Bezmaksas lietotājs | |
