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Glory is inevitable.
Fame is inevitable.

Today is a good day to die.
Today is a good day to die.

Nothing ever ends.
It's never over.

Conceived in tears, destined to be born drowned.
The book conceived in tears will be born drowned.

His fate we do not choose.
But we don't always get to choose what we are.

For nonsense! For failures!
For the loss of just expensive!
And that could be different
And for that, I don't need another!

Then he stopped being serious and became extremely funny, by mocking us and our military pride, our great heroes, indestructible glory, mighty kings, aristocrats ancient, time-honored story - he laughed and laughed until we felt sick from laughing; at last he calmed down a bit and said, "Although, by and large, it's not funny, there is a kind of sentiment, if you remember how short your days, how childish your ostentatious pomp, what shadows you are!"
Then he dropped all seriousness and just overstrained himself making fun of us, and deriding our pride in our warlike deeds, our great heroes, our imperishable fames, our mighty kings, our ancient aristocracies, our venerable history-and laughed rated and laughed rated till it was enough to make a person sick to hear him; and finally he sobered a little and said, "But, after all, it is not all ridiculous; there is a sort of pathos about it when one remembers how few are your days, how childish your pomps, and what shadows you are!"

Life is not infinite,
And the earth is not eternal,
Once perish, and it is.

What was not correct,
That will not change.

But a foregone conclusion
Can't stop:
Or to kill, or the bottom.
Our destiny does not change.

Even born in a shirt can end his life in the rags of a beggar.

How easy to live in this world the fatalists. Don't need to make any decisions. The responsibility never falls on your shoulders.

Fatalism - if I, in principle, something can't change, it is not necessary for this reason and reflect...

Fatalism in history is inevitable for the explanation of irrational phenomena. The more we try to explain sensibly these phenomena of history, so they become foolish and confusing.