Who do آپ look up to in life?

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Kuro_Hyou666 said:
A multitude of famous scientists that, over periods spanning مزید than a thousand years, have done so much to change human society.
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Windwakerguy430 said:
I dunno
Birds
God
Whoever is flying in an airplane above my head at the time I look up
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Lmao, sounds like a آپ sort of thing XD
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ThePrincesTale said:
Echoing kuro: the scientists over millenia that have gotten us to this point, usually through their own natural curiosity and perserverence rather than any hope for monetary reward. Often, in the Middle Ages, in the face of a society that ostracised them. And in the modern day, with all the challenges of reduced funding and rising anti-intellectualism. They are really some of the most amazing people in our history.

Lately, politics is getting me down and I sort've want to forget it all and give up, so I've been looking at resistance fighters throughout history and the absolute fucking courage with which they stood up for their fellow humans. Yesterday I was reading up Sophie Scholl, a German یونیورسٹی student who handed out anti-Nazi leaflets at the height of Hitler's power as part of the White Rose non-violent resistance group. She was executed سے طرف کی the Nazis at age 21.

I also recently learnt about Lepa Radić (pic attached), hanged سے طرف کی the Nazis at age 17 for shooting at some soldiers. When she was about to hang, they offered her a way out سے طرف کی revealing the identities of other resistance fighters. She responded that her comrades would reveal themselves when they avenged her death.

Also link, a member of the French Resistance who shot a German officer at age 19, was captured (and tortured) سے طرف کی the Gestapo and sent to a concentration camp. She survived the war and later became a journalist, reporting on anti-colonial rebellions in Algeria and Vietnam. She's now 95 years old.

Absolute badasses.
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 Echoing kuro: the scientists over millenia that have gotten us to this point, usually through their own natural curiosity and perserverence rather than any hope for monetary reward. Often, in the Middle Ages, in the face of a society that ostracised them. And in the modern day, with all the challenges of reduced funding and rising anti-intellectualism. They are really some of the most amazing people in our history. Lately, politics is getting me down and I sort've want to forget it all and give up, so I've been looking at resistance fighters throughout history and the absolute fucking courage with which they stood up for their fellow humans. Yesterday I was reading up Sophie Scholl, a German یونیورسٹی student who handed out anti-Nazi leaflets [i]at the height of Hitler's power[/i] as part of the White Rose non-violent resistance group. She was executed سے طرف کی the Nazis at age 21. I also recently learnt about Lepa Radić (pic attached), hanged سے طرف کی the Nazis at age 17 for shooting at some soldiers. When she was about to hang, they offered her a way out سے طرف کی revealing the identities of other resistance fighters. She responded that her comrades would reveal themselves when they avenged her death. Also [url=https://imgur.com/njAnFCU]Madeleine Riffaud[/url], a member of the French Resistance who shot a German officer at age 19, was captured (and tortured) سے طرف کی the Gestapo and sent to a concentration camp. She survived the war and later became a journalist, reporting on anti-colonial rebellions in Algeria and Vietnam. She's now 95 years old. Absolute badasses.
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Was just reading a translation of the White Rose leaflets here: linkFirst few sentences of the first one are pretty prescient: "Isn't it true that every honest German is ashamed of his government these days? Who among us has any conception of the dimensions of shame that will befall us and our children when one دن the veil has fallen from our eyes and the most horrible of crimes—crimes that infinitely outdistance every human measure—reach the light of day?"
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To be honest, politics is a real pain in the ass. I used to have arguments and debates about it a lot back in the دن and it would always somehow become toxic, and, coupled with the inability of my own country to keep its promises, as well as multiple others, I decided to just stop giving a shit about it, because it never had any benefits to talking/arguing about it. I vote and that's about it.
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Yeah, Copernicus and Galileo, absolutely amazing that they went against all odds, ostracisation and persecution, all for the name of science, یا rather, astronomy. I rather like astronomy anyway - it's infinitely interesting.
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