There are words that, in the mouth of a poet, can tell about the flickering haze of love, but in all other respects they are so clumsy, so inexpressive.
In Moscow I worked as a history teacher for three months. A private boarding house, where the owner, a cunning, aging woman, cheated me out of money, purely because she was greedy. As a bonus, after the so-called. “settlement”, where instead of 25,000 they paid me 2,500, I slept with Her niece, the young headmistress Olga.
My first “adult world” is the world of hard workers. And first impressions are the most vivid and honest. And I learned the social laws of evolution there.
I have worked as a carpenter, two types of mechanic, carpenter, cinder block maker, and cleaner. Almost everywhere with the prefix “student, trainee.” The main result that I learned: among hard workers there is a hierarchy, and the strong eat the weak. There are both appointed bosses and opinion leaders. There is also family continuity. It’s a tradition in Kuzbass to pompously declare “dynasties” of blue-collar jobs from high stands. The message is that if you were born into the family of a miner or bulldozer driver, then you MUST become a miner or bulldozer driver yourself. Serfdom, only under a thick layer of farce. However, the "Law of Dynasties" works almost without problems.
The ethical problem occupied a central place in most philosophical teachings of the Hellenistic era. The goal of philosophy was most often understood as achieving happiness, which is possible only with proper behavior. However, the question of how a person should behave can only be resolved by understanding what people are and what place they occupy in the universe (cosmos), therefore the analysis of ethical problems is inextricably linked with the teachings of nature.
