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>Okhlobystin almost froze in an 18-hour traffic jam near Minsk. >Lord, when will this end? >You'd think only Okhlobystin almost froze. He was the only one stuck in the traffic. >Other people were freezing next to him, and they were no less important than this Okhlobystin. There were children and elderly people, there were sick people who shouldn't be exposed to the cold for more than thirty minutes. But they're writing about Okhlobystin because he's just famous.

If Okhlobystin and random people are freezing in the same traffic jam, why write about random people, ignoring Okhlobystin?

Also, today is Forgiveness Sunday, so I apologize to everyone if I have done anything wrong.

I forgive everyone for what they owe me.

We could have written about all of them at once. Okhlobystin, in this case, is just a random person. If they had written, "people almost froze in a traffic jam," everything would have been fine.

And nobody cares.

Klov, there's something red behind you.

And nobody cares.

Exactly.

Klov, there's something red behind you.

It would be, if I were stuck in this traffic myself.

But then, what makes it red?

Klovik, who is in your picture? I saw it somewhere on the internet recently.

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And what should we write about "people"? It's obvious that they were there too, considering the traffic jam. Besides, everyone has been in a traffic jam, so what's so interesting about it?

Tina from the second Bordyukovs. She organized a tea party like in Alice in Wonderland and made fun of a guy named Her there.

And what should be written "about people"? Obviously, they were there too, since there was a traffic jam. And everyone has been in a traffic jam, what's so interesting about it?

Damn, the point isn't that, but that famous people get attention, while unknown people don't – it's as if they don't exist and they're not needed at all. That's what I'm talking about.

Ah, I see. Okay.

The point isn't that, but rather that attention is paid to well-known individuals, while unknown individuals are ignored, as if they don't exist. That's what I'm talking about.

That's strange!

I've edited the post a bit because my oratory skills and ability to persuade leave much to be desired.

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I remember one guy. After a plane crash involving some famous sports team, he started posting all sorts of stories about the deaths of ordinary people, about whom no one knows, on his social media. He was a truly remarkable guy. And everyone was so concerned about these athletes, but there are other people who die and suffer, but no one even thinks about them.

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That's the whole point – people want to know interesting facts about some actor, about athletes, oh, I was stuck in traffic, oh, a plane crashed. But when people who feed them, clothe them, serve these athletes, who bring them beer on the plane, die, everyone just doesn't care.

Wolf, what is your reaction to the news of the death of some famous person?

A well-known person is well-known; news about them is always more noticeable than news about a random nobody. The antics of ordinary sheep, blindly following you, don't interest anyone, but everyone knows the name of a cloned individual.

Wolf, what is your reaction to the news of the death of some famous person?

I have no reaction to the news of anyone's death, unless that person is personally dear to me for some reason.

Loken, you are saying what I am saying. I am simply emphasizing that this state of affairs is not good.