Character: Bernard-Henri Montaigne Montesquieu

Nature seems to have wisely made sure that human stupidity is transient. Books immortalize it. A fool should be content with the fact that he is tired of all his contemporaries, and he wants to anoy future generations: he wants his stupidity to triumph over oblivion.

Power is always in effect. And nothing else. In Ancient Films said: “where true”. That is, they are always there. But not because the power comes back to where the truth lies. This is a true creep where the force is.