Tales from the cave - 3 - Pushing 1 can save plenty
April 19th 2007 02:48
One old story used to say that one day the big great god came form above and asked for a sacrifice.
The people of the cave discussed who they should sacrifice in the name of god. It took 7 days and 6 nights so that in the 7 night, they made a big fire. Obvioulsly, the biggest of their time, since there was god in the matter.
So a young man said: "i shall sacrifice my life in the name of god, in the name of the people of the cave! " And he threw himself into the fire.
Last week i found the diary of one of the young man friends. It surprised the people that the facts according to the diary were pictured as:
After we finished the fire, we stopped to see it burn for a while. By night, everyone came, and so my young friend spoke at his turn: "So, who will sacrifice his life in the name of god, in the name of the people of the cave?....Hey old, don't push!"
And he burned in the fire. We were all happy, and drunk all night in his name.
Anyway, what is the interest of reading facts more than one time? Who has ever got the complete picture?
The people of the cave discussed who they should sacrifice in the name of god. It took 7 days and 6 nights so that in the 7 night, they made a big fire. Obvioulsly, the biggest of their time, since there was god in the matter.
So a young man said: "i shall sacrifice my life in the name of god, in the name of the people of the cave! " And he threw himself into the fire.
Last week i found the diary of one of the young man friends. It surprised the people that the facts according to the diary were pictured as:
After we finished the fire, we stopped to see it burn for a while. By night, everyone came, and so my young friend spoke at his turn: "So, who will sacrifice his life in the name of god, in the name of the people of the cave?....Hey old, don't push!"
And he burned in the fire. We were all happy, and drunk all night in his name.
Anyway, what is the interest of reading facts more than one time? Who has ever got the complete picture?
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