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Philister (Philister from German - “Philistine”) is a contemptuous name for a person with narrow views, devoted to routine; a smug philistine, an ignorant layman, distinguished by hypocritical, sanctimonious behavior. Schopenhauer defined a philistine as a person without spiritual, that is, intellectual needs, as one who has no aspirations for knowledge and understanding, who does not receive aesthetic pleasure from art, and has only physical needs.
Quote Explanation: The word “philistine” in its positive meaning was included in Pushkin’s active vocabulary. In the novel “Eugene Onegin,” the poet Lensky is characterized by the line: “At heart a Göttingen philistine.” It is this version that appears in the first edition of the chapter on October 20, 1826, and in the reprint of 1830.
Or is the R&D department smart in name only?
Among the ideas hidden in the Russian people - the ideas of the Russian people - is the name of crime as misfortune, and of criminals as unfortunate.
Nearby, a bomb is fixed on top of a steel tower and will be tested for the first time today. The code name is Trinity. Robert Oppenheimer was inspired by the poems of his favorite poet, John Donne. He loved poetry and the wilderness of the southwestern United States. This peace-loving man, by chance, became the creator of the most destructive weapon in history. <...> At five o'clock twenty-nine minutes forty-five seconds the bomb exploded. The flash of a nuclear explosion is brighter than the Sun. Watching him, Oppenheimer remembered the lines from the sacred book of Hinduism: "Thus I became death, the destroyer of the universe." Bhagavad Gita. With the testing of this terrible weapon, the transformation of a peaceful country created by the founding fathers into a militarized state began.
Colonel Friedrich Kraus von Zillergut (Zillergut is the name of a village in Salzburg, which the colonel's ancestors drank away in the eighteenth century) was a rare blockhead.
Fate is just a name for the totality of all my decisions, not something that someone decides for me.
- Not really. It just got me thinking: if there's one thing people are good at, it's figuring out how to live. So, judging by history, we will figure out how to get through what lies ahead of us.
Quote Explanation: Quote from the story "Through Storm and Fire".
PGS is an abbreviation for the psychological readiness of children for school, which is used by psychologists, educators and parents. And the closer the first of September, the more often you can hear these three letters, strict, like a school director's suit on a ruler. The intonations with which they are pronounced vary from slight concern to open anxiety and annoyance. A low degree of PGSH ... an average degree ... a level above average ... and such a treasured - a high level of readiness.
Inside the web-covered recess were four ceramic jugs filled with a clear, slightly oily liquid - 100% moonshine - Granter called it a stroke.
There is a king in the world. This king is merciless, Famine is his name.
To prepare a dish called "happiness" is always missing a few ingredients.
Let in the second season of Escape
I suddenly thought: what is their old name - carriages. Survived among all the losses.
- No, it should happen by itself.
- I really like it too.
