Even if the cause you're fighting for is the very best.....serious fighting gets your hands wet with blood, not glory (whatever that actually is).
And at the risk of getting repetitive, https://www.Patreon.com/Karno/overview
And at the risk of getting repetitive, https://www.Patreon.com/Karno/overview
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Ah yes, that reminds me of one of my favorite lines when I'm in full Mad Scientist mode:
"Give a man a match, and he will be warm for a day, light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life."
(Best used when the audience is expecting the "Give a fish/teach to fish" line, so the similarity in metre and rhythm lulls them into complacent 'non-hearing' of the real words until a few moments after. Watching their faces as their brains catch up is SO entertaining. )
"Give a man a match, and he will be warm for a day, light a man on fire, and he will be warm for the rest of his life."
(Best used when the audience is expecting the "Give a fish/teach to fish" line, so the similarity in metre and rhythm lulls them into complacent 'non-hearing' of the real words until a few moments after. Watching their faces as their brains catch up is SO entertaining. )
Panel four: now THAT is the face of someone frantically rationalizing to prop up the walls of her worldview under the assault of an unexpected Armor Piercing Question.
To paraphrase one of Sir Terry Pratchet's most beloved characters, Death, "To be human is to be where the Falling Angel meets the Rising Ape." We are all both killers/destroyers and healers/builders, through 'civilization' we just subdivide and combine the feats into 'sanitized' versions, often by mechanizing our killing and hiding it within 'processing plants,' Many people enjoyed a roasted or deep-fried turkey a few weeks back, but not as many had to handle the dish as a carcass, and fewer still had to deal with the carcass as a living creature whose life was about to end in a swift violent instant.
To paraphrase one of Sir Terry Pratchet's most beloved characters, Death, "To be human is to be where the Falling Angel meets the Rising Ape." We are all both killers/destroyers and healers/builders, through 'civilization' we just subdivide and combine the feats into 'sanitized' versions, often by mechanizing our killing and hiding it within 'processing plants,' Many people enjoyed a roasted or deep-fried turkey a few weeks back, but not as many had to handle the dish as a carcass, and fewer still had to deal with the carcass as a living creature whose life was about to end in a swift violent instant.
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