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While I was in the city of evil, I acquired a couple of books on Taoism. I've been interested in this topic for a long time, but I didn't want to read it on a screen. Anyway, I decided to skim through it now, and there was one amusing paragraph:
If you don't show what might cause envy, then the hearts of the people won't be disturbed. Therefore, when governing [the country], the perfectly wise ruler makes the hearts [of his subjects] empty and their stomachs full. [His rule] weakens their will and strengthens their bones. It constantly strives to ensure that the people have no knowledge or passions, and those who have knowledge are unable to act.
Doesn't it remind you of anything? It's a perfect fit. You can immediately see the great wisdom in these words!
This applies if the [subjects] possess some rudimentary intelligence, so to speak, allowing for a more complex and effective management model. There's also a simplified version for some, in which case even this isn't necessary.
While I was in the city of evil, I acquired a couple of books on Taoism. I've been interested in this topic for a long time, but I didn't want to read it on a screen. Anyway, I decided to skim through it now, and there was one amusing paragraph:
Doesn't it remind you of something? It's a perfect match. You can immediately see the great wisdom in these words!
It reminds me of one Chinese town. So far, I can only talk about material things (food, money) with the locals. Either our mentalities are so different that the only common topic is food, or the local rulers also read Lao Tzu, or whoever you just quoted, and took it to heart.
..разым двазым трызым рызым пята лата сигерь мата локом боком крюк за крюк из бульмы бульма урюк.. Знание некоторых закономерностей освобождает от изучения многих фактов. Мечты сбываются рано или поздно, так или иначе.
Today, I went to donate blood and encountered a typical situation. Some woman tried to cut in line, claiming she needed to redo her test because the first one failed. Then, immediately after her, another woman appeared, saying her child was sick. So, I told them that everyone always has some kind of reason, but they shouldn't assume their reasons are more important than others. At that point, some other amazing woman started lecturing me about how some people have small reasons and others have big reasons (very interesting) and that they need to find something within themselves. Well, I also put her in her place, and a minute later, the line finally reached me. Suddenly, it turned out that one of the girls who had been standing there for a while had a temperature of +38. People were telling her to go ahead, to be next, and so on, but I still didn't let her cut in front of me. It's like in the CIS countries – sometimes you get lucky with teammates and no lag, and sometimes you don't. I probably came across as a complete jerk and not a gentleman at all to those people, but there's nothing I can do about it.
The perfect sage puts himself last, and therefore he comes first. He neglects his own life, and therefore his life is preserved. Is this not because he neglects his own [interests]? On the contrary, [he acts] according to his own [interests].
Today, I went to pay my "blood tax," and a typical situation arose. Some woman tried to cut in line, claiming she needed to retake the test because the first one failed. Then, immediately after her, another woman appeared, saying her child was sick. So, I told them that everyone always has some kind of reason, but it doesn't mean their reasons are more important than others. At that point, some amazing woman (a different one) started telling me something about how some people have small reasons and others have big reasons (very interesting) and that they need to find something within themselves. Well, I also put her in her place, and a minute later, the line finally reached me. Suddenly, it turned out that a girl who had been standing there for some time had a temperature of +38. People were telling her to go ahead, to be next, and so on, but I still didn't let her cut in front of me. It's like in the CIS countries – sometimes you get lucky with teammates and no lag, and sometimes you don't. Probably, to those people, I seemed like a complete boor and far from a gentleman, but there's nothing I can do about it.
I did the right thing. If you always let people like that go ahead, your turn will never come.
In my life, I've only given up my place in line twice: once to a very old woman who only needed a certificate stating that she wasn't registered with a specific doctor (and it was all done quickly), and the other time to a girl who had an emergency situation with uterine bleeding and a high risk of miscarriage, and the situation didn't depend on anyone's consent. In all other cases, everyone else could go to hell, but I don't act entitled either.
Today, I went to pay my "blood tax," and a typical situation arose. Some woman tried to cut in line, claiming she needed to retake the test because the first one failed. Then, immediately after her, another woman appeared, saying her child was sick. So, I told them that everyone always has some kind of reason, but they shouldn't assume their reasons are more important than others. At that point, some amazing woman (a different one) started talking about how some people have small reasons and others have big reasons (very interesting) and that they need to find something within themselves. Well, I also put her in her place, and a minute later, the line finally reached me. Suddenly, it turned out that a girl who had been standing there for some time had a temperature of +38. People were telling her to go ahead, to be next, etc., but I still didn't let her cut in front of me. In the CIS, it's like playing with mobs; sometimes you get lucky with teammates and no lag, and sometimes you don't. Probably, to those people, I seemed like a complete boor and far from a gentleman, but there's nothing I can do about it.
Wow, you have a real "boorland" there; we never have anything like that. At most, you need to pick up a certificate from a therapist, but that's really a one-minute task, and I personally always go in at the same time as the person picking up the certificate, so as not to give them a chance to linger.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I'm done with everything, and...
All tests are normal ✓
Chest X-ray is normal ✓
No bronchitis, and there never was ✗
(not a bad reroll)
In short, I'll try not to go to that female doctor again. I'll make sure not to repeat that mistake. And if I hadn't been so lazy, I would have filed a complaint and made sure that that bitch was at least docked part of her salary. It's good that I had enough sense not to poison myself with those hardcore antibiotics she prescribed, but it's a pity that there weren't enough of them for me to think to ask for the leaflet at the pharmacy and read it before buying.
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